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Vol. 37, No.6 Friday, February 6,1998 Two Section, 52 pages 75 Cents This A WHO'S WHO Week Peace? The Pirate Playhouse battles may be at an end, and the healing might begin. Maybe. 3A Eco-Cop. Sanibel City Council will consider hiring an environ- mental officer to enforce environmental laws on Sanibel. ;.3A Love Flowers? Local florists give tips on flowers to give for Valentine's Day, Feb. 14. 2A What's Playing Here's what's happening in the arts and entertainment world this week. :. ...4-5B Tide.chart'. i^H •S-*--Weather

Index Cityside 10A Classifieds 18A Commentary 11-13A Cfossword - 23B Fishing/Shelling 22A Night Life ...;2B Outdoor Guide 22B Police Beat .6A Service Directory 22-23A Street Interviews 7A

Who of dignitaries, including thie great horned owl, came to the J.N. "Ding " Darling National Wildlife Refuge this past weekend to celebrate Ding Darling and the groundbreaking for a new Visitor Education Center. See stories, page 9A, Photo/Carlene Brennen. 2A • Friday February 6, 1.998 - ISLANDER Island flower shops prepare for Valentines Day ByJILLTYRER But most of the orders enticing options, she said. flowers," Traucht said. pretty pricey. Sending wrapped flowers helps en-f Islander staff writer come from men ordering for Her shop specializes in roses, Salo emphasizes more women and they go with she said, and they have a big of an "English garden" look, sure that all your money goes What could be more into the flowers, not the de-~ romantic than sending her a what's familiar, said Nancy variety, including a number she said, with lots of garden McClure, who owns Flower of two-tone roses^ The Le- flowers — delphiniums, sign time or container cost. dozen long-stemmed red If there are problems roses? Shop of the Islands with her onid has a two-tone yellow- stock, agapanthus, lilacs, hy- husband, Mike. 'They know ish exterior and a terra cotta drangea and uncommon with the arrangement, the re- Well, just about any cipient mighrbe~tesitant to color other than red, for one a dozen roses," she said, and interior, she said, another is greens. "70 percent of that's red." gold on the outside and Orchid plants are one complain to the giver, but he thing. or she should notify the flo- "Men are the ones That's the way blood-red inside. of the biggest sellers at Weed younger customers shop, Then there are such fa- & Things, Besson said, and rist, Traucht said. "Mistakes who think women want red," do happen. Most florists will said Rene Salo, owner of too. "Kids get into it in a big vorites as the Anna, "a beau- their cost ranges from $35 up way—more than the people tiful creamy pink," Traucht to $100. "To me, it's a better want to rectify that." Periwinkle Florist and Gift Valentine's Day is one Baskets. "Women who come who have money," she said. said, and the Virginia rose, "a value," he said. 'They want, like, two dozen beautiful creamy white with The florists had some of the biggest days of the in here are drawn to the col- year for florists. "It's an en- ored roses. It's a guy thing." roses. One last year wanted a large [blossom]." She also tips, too, for people who plan three dozen. I talked him out has a cafe au Iait rose, "a true to send flowers through tire Christmas week's worth She's not the only one of volume in one^day," saying that. The three other of it." mauve rose," she said, and FIT): Make sure you know "We try to persuade "thefragrance is incredible." what will be used in your McClure said. Since Valen- island florists echoed the sen- tine falls on a Saturday, she timent and Wayne Besson, men to buy colored roses," But roses are not the bouquet, Traucht said, and be said Beth Traucht, owner of only option. If Traucht were as specific as you can. said, business might be a owner of Weeds & Things, little softer than when it's on cited a survey conducted by Floral Artistry. ordering for herself, she'd It's generally safest Not only do women- consider lilacs or lilies, she and just as nice to send a a weekday, when most the Society of American Flo- people want flowers deliv- rists: Of 1,000 people, 62 generally prefer other colors, said. And "blooming make a special statement. bunch of one type, such as the flowers don't "perform" branches," such as quince, Add a few roses to that and tulips, Salo said, because you ered to their honey's work- percent of the women polled place. prefer anything but red, he well, Salo said. They don't peach blossom andforsythia you'll have a lovely arrange- can't count on getting a great said. "Most men buy red be- open as nicely as other roses are in season. A small vase ment without the expense of • designer. And request that But if you plan to send cause they think women pre- and they often-don't have a with an arrangement of deli- a dozen roses. "I don't think they be wrapped in floral flowers to your sweetie, fer it," Besson said. fragrance. cate flowers such as sweet people should have to spend paper rather than arranged in don't count on getting ex- But there are plenty of peas and freesia also would. an arm and a leg to send a container, which can get (Continued, page 4A)

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MINERS PLAZA • 155O1 McGRBCOR BUfD ISLANDER • Friday, February 6, 1998 - 3A The Front Page Playhouse battles over — or are they? ByJILLTYRER Islander staff writer When new directors were elected at Sunday's an- nual meeting of the Island Theater Wing membership, it looked as though the dispute vn.:> headed for court. But Robert Cacioppo, the man at the center of the controversy, has withdrawn from the fight and urged his supporters to follow suit. In a letter dated Feb. 3, Cacioppo says "I have de- cided to ask my supporters and the Act Now group to stop any legal action they plan to take" not because he feels they would lose in court, he sayss but because the feud has taken too great a toll. H,n; -"^p •••- That means he won't continue at the Pirate Play- house, but he does plan to Open another theater in; the area A special place, a special time —work began Saturday for the new Visitor Education Center at theJ\N.'"Ding" by next season. . . • Darling National, Wildlife Refuge. Digging in: (L to R) Pete Ingham, "Ding" Darling Society President; Gene What it doesn't mean, though, is that the possibility Steele, -Society fund-raising chair; Kip Koss, Ding Darling Foundation President; Marilyn Kloosterman, past of a suit is dead. Act Now is calling a meeting of ITW President of the Society; Bill Rankin, Society consultant on the building project; Sanibel Mayor Wally Kain; Refuge members at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 11, at the Sanibel Manager Lou Hinds; and Region IVDirector Sam Hamilton. Community Center, to see if they want to pursue the suit, said Act Now President Roy Silvers. "That's their business, but they're doing it for them- selves," Cacioppo said. Act Now members might "want City salaries: too much, too little, just right? everyone to know how the democratic process was ma- nipulated, but they shouldn't be doing it for me because ByJILLTYRER has intended them to be. Now, Council wants to take a look I'm going on." Islander staff writer at those policies. It was established some time ago that Sani- At Sunday's meeting, the nine director candidates . Council got some answers Tuesday to questions about bel would strive to pay its employees about 15 percent more how City employee salaries compare with similar positions — within the 65th percentile, where the 50th percentile is who support the board's position not to renew Artistic average — than other agencies and towns that might com- Director Cacioppo's contract won by a margin of about in other areas. pete for the workers. In addition, City officials apparently 35' votes over the slate presented by Act Now. Silvers It's an issue that frequently causes some dispute, es- hoped to attract the cream of the crop. chalked that victory up to votes he says are not legitimate. pecially when the budget is being prepared, but according to The board drummed up members from their families and a study by Thomas Whitecotton of Human Resources Man- Councilmen said Tuesday they were satisfied that the friends, Silvers said. . agement Consulting, the City's human resources consultant, (Continued, page6A) Members had 18 candidates from which to choose. it appears that salaries are just about where the City's policy Top vote-getters, with tallies ranging from 332 to 335, were Joe Adams, Carla Benninga, Bill Frey, Carole Lawrence, John McTavish, Peter Pappas, Bill Phillips, Nanelle Wehmann and Alan Wortzel. The nine Act Now candi- Needed — One environmental cop dates got votes ranging from 294 to 297. ByJILLTYRER 1 but enforcement of environmental laws often is neglected. (Continued, 4A) Islander staff writer And it will become even more important, she said, when Sanibel prides itself on its environmentally sensitive the City makes it mandatory that property owners remove laws: lighting ordinances to protect sea turtles, prohibi- the Brazilian pepper from their land. Cacioppo says: ftis over tions on feeding raccoons or alligators, restrictions on mart- Dave Ceilley, a member of the Wildlife Committee (Thefolbwing letter was submitted by Pirate Play- grove trimming, a.ban oijcollecting live shells, regulations as well as the restoration ecologist for the Sanibel-Captiva • house A rtistic Director Robert Cacioppo,) on what kinds of fumituJe and equipment can be used and Conservation Foundation, used to: wprk as one of. two en- Sincere thanks are in OTder for all of those people left on the beaches. IBut'the City doesn't have anyone to vironmental officers for Lee County. Violations'were ram- who have supported me. Sadly, this conflict at the Pirate . enforce those laws,;said Louise Johnson, co-chairman of pant, he said, and he and his coworker sometimes had as Playhouse has torn apart not only me, but also our won- the Wildlife Committee. many as 200 violators at a time to deal with. The situation derful community. To this end, I have decided to ask my The committee would like Council to hire a full-time is different on Sanibel, but the City has more environmen- supporters and the Act Now group to stop any legal ac- environmental officer to deal specifically with those kinds tal laws than the county and human nature is to not comply tion they plan tojake. No matter how much attorneys of laws, she said. "At all levels of government, enforce- unless there's some sort of enforcement. Assure Act Now that it will prevail in court, I not only ment of regulations and rules is the weak link." The City's Councihnen Andrew Reding and George Madison thtnkit is in the community's best interest, buttny family's code enforcement officer deals with many codes, she said,. (Continued, page 6A) best interst, for this to end—not because I have lost faith or that I don't believe there is a serious injustice to fight, but for the good of the theatre and the harmony of our community. It is with no small degree of sadness that I make COTI sponsors Town Hall meeting this decision. It has been 10 years of my life and 14 of my wife Carrie's, our. founding Producing Director. We have COTI will sponsor a Town Hall meeting Tuesday Director John Hefty, and City Councilmen Bob Janes and proudly been involved in over 100 professional produc- to address the options for financing the sewer system ex- Andrew Reding. COTI President"Armand Ball will be tions from Carrie's first, Bullshot Crummond, in 1984, to pansion. moderator. The panel will explain the sewer issue and the our current collaboration in To Kill a Mockingbird. Be- City officials and councilmen will discuss and field mail-in ballot being sent to island property owners. An sides my family, I have no greater love than for the Play- questions about the taxation options to pay for the project. open forum to address othe issues will follow the discus- house. A theatre js people and not a buildings so I must Property owners will hears the pros and cons of two op- sion of taxing options for the sewer project. give special thanks to so many of the wonderful staff and tions: approving a higher ad valorem tax or a new utility The meeting, which will be open both to members actors who have been so dedicated to not only me3 but tax combined with higher sewer rates. of the Committee of the Islands and the public, is set for more importantly, the work. I feel we had built a truly A five-member panel will include City Manager 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 10, at the Sanibel Community (Continued, page 4A) Gary Price, Assistant City Manager Bill Mills, Utilities Center, 2173 Periwinkle Way. 4A • Friday, February 6, 1998 • ISLANDER Valentines, from 2A actly what you want if your wait until the big day/Orders start trickling in a week or two in advancer-but most orders still are those last-minute calls and walk-ins on Feb. 13 and 14, florists said And most of the florists are handling a few Valentine's weddings, as well. Rule No. 1: "Order early," McClure said. "Alot of people get jammed up and don't take any more orders on the 14th." "Valentine's [Day is] on Saturday; by noon Thursday I'll have the door locked" and MAILING ADDRESS an answering machine fielding phone calls, Besson said. "I'm basically a one-man shop,... P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, FL 33957 the only designer and the only phone answerer. ... Hopefully, I witt-open the doors on Fax 472-5302 Saturday — and I'Il~jasTgeTCrushed." - --- ••"' Scott Martell Carlene Brennen "We have better control three or four days in advance," TrauchtsatcT — LOCATION Editor General Manager Promenade Center "By 10 or 11 Valentine's morning, we are out of arrangedjosgs," Salo said. "It never ceases to amaze me that it never ceases to amaze them that there's nothing they want" when 695 Tarpon Bay Rd Unit #13 they walk in on Valentine's Day. PHONE: 472-5185 Rule No. 2: Count on paying a good bit more than usual. Roses probably will be SUBSCRIPTION RATES starting at about $65 a dozen. But don't blame the retailers, florists said. Prices to retailers $22.00 $28.00 this time of year double and triple on many flowers and prices for some, such as carnations, $20.75 Newspaper $26.42 Newspaper .even quadruple, McClure said. $1.25SalesTax $1.58 Sales Tax Annual Subscription Annual Subscription "We're not even making normal mark-up," Besson said, because they have to reduce Lee County Florida the price relative to what they pay. "It's outrageous this year," Traucht said. "I almost choked." $28.00 $42.00 Tracey Markwalter Annual Subscription Annual Subscription Harry Pappas "It's high, ridiculously high," Besson said. He hasn't even decided what he will charge USA Foreign Advertising Publisher for roses. "I'm playing the market. It's a commodity and treated as a commodity. The Postal Information Manager growers and brokers are driving prices up." The cost depends on the availability of flowers The Sanibel-Captiva Islander (USPS 181-400) is published and odd weather patterns have not helped this year, Salo said, especially in California and every Friday and is distributed throughout Sanibel and South America, where many of the flowers are grown. Captiva Islands by the Breeze Corp. "It's a supply and demand situation," Besson said, and, this time of year, "everyone P O Box 56, Sanibel, FL33957. Third Class postage is paid at the Sanibel Post Office, Sanibel, R. 33957. wants them." Postmaster Send Address Changes to Even local flowers are in short supply, McClure said. The excessive rain and little Sanibel Captiva islander sun this winter has cut the supply of asters, baby's breath and sun flowers. But the flowers P O Box 56 most in demand for Valentine's are pretty much anything in pink, white, red and burgundy, Sanibel, FL 33957 she said, and the costs to retailers shoot up on all those flowers. "The person who can make a profit at Valentine's is the one who can make Valentine's Classified advertising deadline Frank Wagner Sue Bryant arrangements in yellows and orange," McClure said. is Tuesday 3:00 Arts Editor Account So if you want to be traditional and send some special flowers to your Valentine, but Error Responsibility In the event of an error we are respon- sible only for the first incorrect insertion of an ad If, In our opin- Executive you don't want to spend the traditional Valentine cost, you can go with less traditional ion there Is a loss of value. We do not assume any responsibil- flowers and dodge the red roses. Or you can do what Besson tells his friends and family: ity 1or an error beyond the cost of the ad itself. Wa assume no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisement "Buy your flowers after Valentine's Day." but will reprint without charge that part which is incorrect We are not responsible for any credit or reimbursement after 30 Pirate Playhouse, from 3A days from publication date. Columns; Opinions expressed in columns in The Islander and The new board was set to have its first meeting Wednesday, Feb. 4, said President Letters to the Editor are those of the person writing the column Jack Zwick, when the board would elect new officers. And, in spite of the upcoming Act or letter and do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. Now meeting, Zwick saw Cacioppo's letter as a green light to move ahead. Production: Sal Pedone, There were; three: things the board would focus on, he said: "Next season and seeing we get together a program that will provide true excitement and reassure everyone.... That Anne Simat, Valerie Jones. Jill Tyrer AnneBellew depends on having in place a producing director.... We're very close to making an offer," Contributors: Elaine Stacey, Reporter Reporter he said. The board has a short list of five or six candidates who will visit the theater and "size the situation up for themselves." A producing director should be in place, he said, no Camille Kucaba, Captain Mike later than mid-March. Fuery, BettyAnholt, Faye A second point is fund raising, Zwick said. "We have some ground to make up." The Granberry, Betty O'Neal, Art Emerald Ball, which had been planned as the theater's major fund raiser has fallen by the wayside. In its place will be a "fund-raising social event. I think the community would like Stevens. to have some joy and the theater needs money," he said. "It will not be on as grand a scale" but will probably be something like a black tie dinner and dancing. He hopes to have some The Islands' solid plans to announce by next week. Community And the third focal point: "We are really serious about seeing how to get closer to Newspaper since 1961 Lonnie MacPeek Beryl Gray other arts organizations on the island," he said, as well as to "make plans to assure that our Production Manager classifieds theater conforms with Equity actor requirements." Right now, he said, it's lacking things like a green room and dressing rooms. The board also needs to look at housing arrange- ments for visiting actors, he said. Cacioppo, meanwhile, plans to pour his energy into directing The Business of Mur- der and into finishing up the season successfully before his final day of May 31. "I'm a free man on June 1; free from the drama I've been through," he said. But Weather within the next five to six weeks, he'll be investigating the possibilities of opening another theater. He's had offers not only on the island, he said, but in downtown Fort Myers and in south Fort Myers. As both Cacioppo and Zwick said, a lot of new faces will be at the Playhouse next season. Managing Director Steve Leon announced his pending departure months before the Cacioppo fight began; Jamie Simpson, known for her work with Artsreach, especially Forecast Jan.28-Feb4 the Shakespeare program, will be heading back to graduate school; and both Cacioppo and Friday through High/Low/Rain Lund will be gone. Sunday—partly cloudy. 28: 72...57...0 Cacioppo, from 3A Rain forecast from 30- 29: 72...47...0 30: 68...48...0 fine company and full credit must go to these artists. A deep thank you to subscribers, 70 percent, with winds patrons and supporters who have not only showed support by buying tickets and donating 31:~73..,55.:.O money, but by volunteering so much of their heart, soul and time. I could easily fill up this out of the east shifting 1: 77...52...0 page with thank ybus to each of you. to the northwest at 15- 2: 79..63...trace I believe we must now all heal our wounds. I am naturally sad to no longer be a part 3: 70...64...2.5 of the Playhouse's future. But, I will be proud to have been a part of its past. I will now look 25 miles per hour. forward to the remaining four months of my contract and hope with Carrie to enjoy this Humiture: 70% time in peace at the Playhouse. I plan to work diligently to assure that the final shows Gulf temperatures: 66% (including my directing of The Business of Murder) of our 1997-98 season will be of the Temperatures and rainfall high level you've come to expect. Full moon: Feb. 11. • courtesy of the Chamber of Everything happens for a reason. What is unrefutable is my love and passion for the Sunsets: about 6:12 p.m. Commerce. theatre and my desire to invest my life to that end. Carrie and I plan to continue to live with our family on Sanibel and continue to be active in the Southwest Florida theatre. Robert Cacioppo Artistic Director, Pirate Playhouse ISLANDER • Friday, February 6, 1998 - SA Remember UUhen...

(Information for this column is taken from past issues of the Sani- Keith, Bill & Matt bel-Captiva Islander. The paper started publishing in 1961.) at the Sanibel Mobil One year ago will take care of All of Your Car's Needs (Jan. 31,1997) ' Two Sanibel homes were burglarized Jan. 25 and thieves made off *Tune-Ups • Lubrication • Oil & Filter Chfanges with nearly $50,000 in jewelry. • Sanibel Police Sergeant Michael Cooper and Officer Kurt •#fl:t:**;;;Shpcksv Fundermark help a combined police team bea tthe Lee County Sheriff's Department in a football game, 20-17. Brake Service •tran^m^ Five years ago (Feb. 2,1993) ...and don't forget HOT! weather • Charges are still spending in the Jan. 15 accident which killed a man in front of the Sanibel Community Association. is just around the corner! •The staff of the Florida Marine Fisheries Commission has recom- Let Sanibel Mobil's Certified Mechanics mended that the commission adopt Sanibel's proposal for a conserva- service your car's tion zone in which net fishing would be prohibited, . •The Sanibel Recreation Department has announced it will hold a :m § km mum mm special one-of-a-kind Sanibel Senior High Alumni Prom. The dance is subtitled as a "Come as you Were" night. Organizers are Nora Price and Helene Phillips. Ten years ago 472-1878 (Feb. 21988) M@bil • The City authorized the removal of two signs on Summerlin Road, 1215 Periwinkle Way just east of the causeway, adivising motorists that beach access park- ing lots on Sanibel are full. Reasons: The signs didn't deter tourists, the police personnel charged with activating and deactivating the bat- tery-operated signs often had a difficult and lengthy trip to and from the signs and, on occasion, the signs were still flashing at 10 p.m. Located in Perwinlde Place Fifteen years ago next to Congress Jewelers (Feb. 1,1983) . • Former Sanibel Mayor Porter Goss was appointed to the Lee County Commission by Florida Gov. Bob Graham to fill the commission seat Chocolate Expressions vacated by the suspension of Commissioner Mike Roeder. Twenty years ago Voted the Best Candy Store on the Island (Jan. 31,1978) • Three conservation organizations — the Sanibel Captiva Conserva- Featuring tion Foundation, the National Wildlife Foundation and the Florida Wildlife Federation — have petitioned the court to intervene in the Ouer 75 Handmade Chocolates Wulfert Point development on behalf of the City of Sanibel. The own- Specialty Chocolate Molds ers of the 415-acre tract originally were permitted zoning by Lee Chocolate Strawberries Hand Dipped Daily County of 3,600 units. But the Sanibel Comprehensive Land Use Plan Sugar Free Chocolates and Rssorted Candies allows only 46 units inthis environmentally sensitive area. Godiua Twenty-five years ago Ghirardelli (Jan. 25,1973) • Driving along Periwinkle Way you might have noticed a new build- ing next to the small wayside park. Many have already learned that it belongs to an artist couple, Paul and Gertrude Kuhn. The building The Freshest Fudge on the Island will house their studio, gallery, workrooms and residence. Frozen Drinks & Smoothies (8 Flauors) Thirty years ago Columbo Fat Free Frozen Vogurt (Feb. 1,1968) • The minium driving age in Florida is now 15, but the new law does THE BEST S Oil? OQURStflET ICE not invalidate restricted licenses that were issued to persons 14 years of age prior to Sept. 1,1967. Thirty-five years ago STARBUCKS COFFEE (Jan. 311963) "The Best the Island has to Offer" •The Cuban refuges who landed on Captiva a few weeks back visited the islands again last weekend to reclaim the small boat in which they sailed air the way from Cuba. Paul Stahlin, chairman of South Seas Plantation, had stored theboat'in the resort's yacht basin and returned it to the men with no charge. 6A» Friday, February 6, 1998 - ISLAWDEI? Salaries, from 3A City has exceptional employees, but they also want to take another look at that 15 percent policy. ' _ •• Whitecotton looked at 24 "benchmark classifications" — employee positions— plus . the City Attorney and City Manager positions. He compared the duties, responsibilities and salaries-with-equivalent-positions-in-eight other-local-governmental agencies for Hourly- workers, and 12 "yardstick" communities for managerial and professional positions. -\ What he found was that, of those 24 positions, 12 exceed the 65th percentile, meaning WRAP AROUND DECK they make more than 15 percent over the average. Nine other positions fall within the 15 1ST FLOOR GARDEN VIEW AT percent margin — the 50th to 64th percentile — and one position, a "craftsper|pn," falls. Lakeside Villa at the Dunes with fabulous lake views LOGGERHEAD CAY below the average, landing in the 49th percentile. __^~ all white tile, 2 BR-2BAs, glass enclosed porch plus Great rental income, in a great family complex. One of the issues that often causes some ruckus at budget time is whether to give open decks spiral to downstairs and two car garage. $285,000 employees both a 2.5 percent cost of living increase (COLA) and a 2.5 percent step increase $199,500 furnished. — a raise that's sort of tied to performance — within the parameters of the salary range for - that position. Whitecotton found that other cities and agencies average a lower increase than Sanibel — 4.6 percent rather than 5 percent. Seven of the agencies provide step increases : and, of those, all also give some sort of cost of living increase or "general wage adjustment," although one city gives only certain employees a COLA. Sanibel's wage increase for 1997- '98 ranked 12th highest of the 20 agencies..' In terms of total compensation, which includes salary as well as deferred compensa- tion contributions and vehicle allowance, Sanibel's City Manager receives 5.5 percent higher compensation than the average—55th percentile—which is the 11th highest of 19 survey agencies. Compared to the 12 yardstick communities, though, the City Manager ranks in the EXQUISITE WATERFRONT 68th percentile and is the 10th highest paid. For the current year, the City Manager's raise, at 2.5 percent, was less than all the survey agencies, at 3 percent, and yardstick communities, Almost 2 acres of pristine beauty on Roosevelt Clian- at 3.1 percent. nel. Magnificent furnished home with 3 story living VERY PRIVATE 4 bedroom 3 bath home very private location, BIG Half the survey agencies also provide deferred compensation, some by percentage, room, family room, dining room with panoramic two others at a rate of $7,500, which is what Sanibel's manager gets. He also receives a pool, very close to the beach with deeded beach ac- wide water views. Enjoy 3 gorgeous bedrooms, 3.5 vehicle allowance of $1 s200 compared to a low of $2,400 and a mean of $4,080. baths, waterfront pool, dock, more $1,599,000. cess. $369,000 Of the seven agencies that have in-house attorneys, Sanibel's.falls in the 51st percen- tile in terms of total compensation—-the fourth highest, although his current salary is about SAFE HAVEN 3 percent below the average. Most agencies surveyed contract with lawyers at hourly rates ranging from $90 to $175. Don't miss this opportunity to live in Sanibel's hottest new upscale subdivision And, in the past three years, Sanibel has gradually dwindled in the percentage of its Gopher Walk. Only one developer lot remains. $225,000. total budget devoted to personnel from 30.9 percent in 1996 to 27.1 percent in 1998— the second lowest, next to Fort Myers, of 11 responses. The cost of Sanibel's personnel, said Mayor Wally Kain, is roughly equal to ad valo- MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 rem revenues. Ad valorem taxes generate about $4.5 million, said City Manager Gary Price. Broker, Associate (941)472-1511 •1-800-233-8829 The general fund is about $9 million, and the total budget is $25 million. 23 Year Island Resident with PAIR Since 1978 (941) 472-2902 (eves) Kain raised the issue of awarding merit raises but he couldn't get much support. The policy already allows the City to reward employees for particularly good work, Whitecotton FMR Priscilla Murphy said, and merit rarely seem to work. Meritplans tend to put employees in competition rather Realty, Inc. than working as a team, Price said. The mind set becomes "for me to get a raise, you can't look so good," and employees won't help each other. Merit plans also can undermine relationships between employees and the boss who might or might not give them merit raises, said Councilman George Madison. Whitecotton proposed some changes in how positions could be classified; he also proposed adjusting the salaries above the 65th percentile to fall into line. The City wouldn't Need a have to cut wages to do that, he said; instead, it could slim the raises given and cut wages through attrition. He also proposed bumping up those salaries that fall below the 55th per- . centile, which would keep the City competitive, he said. The City doesn't have to worry about keeping them all at the 65th percentile because it can remain very competitive with some salaries closer to the average, he said. Among other proposals: eliminate the 2.5 percent step increase in favor of a "general wage adjustment" to be set each year at Council's discretion. Whitecotton estimated the cost of the recommended changes at $11,000. CHOOSE FROM OVER 4OOO But Armand Ball questioned the wisdom of locking the City into the 65th percentile and some councilmen took up the theme. That level was chosen as a way of dealing with a former pay plan, Price said, but it might not be applicable any longer. Whitecotton's report received accolades from both Council and citizens, but ques- Visit The Wholesale Suppliers Of: tions remained about correcting salaries to the relevant market and how the 15 percent margin affects the City. Whitecotton will explore those questions and return to Council, Hand Knotted Oriental Rugs • Custom Design Rugs probably in March. • Needlepoints, Chainstitches • Sisal, Antique Persians Environment cop, from 3A Machine Made Rugs • Tibetans, Nepalese supported the idea, saying that the number of violations is increasing. Reding learned Washable Cotton Rugs * Chinese, Dhurries from area resort and hotel workers, for instance, that beachgoers often collect live shells, then use the hotel bathrooms to boil the critters out, killing the animal and leaving behind a stench. And the City must have some muscle behind a proposed law that would require people to keep their property pepper-free, he said. "It's not going to be worth the millions of dollars we ... will be putting into eradication is it's not going to stay out." Visit Our There is plenty of attention to keeping kids from skateboarding in parking lots, he Naples said. Some of that energy should go toward environmental laws. Ceilley recommended taking a soft, educational approach to enforcement, taking- Showroom civil action only if the violator-continued to resist complying. But after a certain amount 434-9584 of time and effort, the violation would become a criminal offense. Mayor Wally Kain's proposal was to give enforcement authority to Rob Loflin and Dan Clark, who already work in the City's Natural Resources Department. But they don't have the time to spend on additional duties, Johnson said. Much of their time goes to such tasks as grant writing and, as it is, they can't even be counted on to find time to work with the Wildlife Committee. Police officers also have other duties, she said, and cannot be relied upon to enforce those kinds of laws. (941)437-6010 There also is-a problem with assigning the duty to someone in Code Enforcement, as suggested by Councilman Bob Davison, Ceilley said. Code enforcement officers typi- Mon.-Fri 9am-6pm • Sat 10am-4pm cally have backgrounds in building or construction, he said. An environmental officer needs to have a background in biology and needs to understand the issues and explain 16520 S. Tamiami Trail • Fort Myers them to people. (Island Park Shopping Center, 2 Miles South Of Gladiolus) City staff will investigate the options and costs before Council makes a decision. •- 6991 /J viands v;>b'"^ ISLANDER - Friday, February 6, 1998 - 7A POLICE BEAT Make your own signs! gary david designs,. On Jan. 24 Leonard Janas, general, manager of the Sanibel Center on Periwinkle reported the theft of three $30 plastic signs reading "No bicycles, no rollerblades or skateboards on sidewalk" from the front of the plaza. On the 28th, he called again to report the theft.of two hanging plants from the center. There were no witnesses or sus- Setting the standard for furnishings and pects at the time. interior design in Southwest Florida. Can't get a buzz from these... Alan Duenas of Pinocchio's reported to Officer Dustin Worth, while Worth was on foot patrol in the area, that four empty CO2 pressure tanks were missing from the rear of his store. I-i-i-ts party time!!! On Feb. 2 a Sanibel resident reported to police that she had let her daughter have 1613 Periwinkle Way some of her friends over for a party on Dec. 30-31. On Jan. 2, the woman was contacted Sanibel island by a VISA representative about recent heavy activity on her card. The woman had not used the card and cancelled it immediately. 472-9091 When she received her statement, she discovered a purchase of $2,701.40 at Sounds of Fort Myers and also found out from VISA that there were more charges pending. She contacted Sounds to obtain their security video of the person using her card and was 1170 3rd St., South abje toID two of her daughter's friends.Sheliled an intent to.prasequtean.d,gaYe police., - • —• Naples -->--— the first names, phone numbers and place of employment (Gold's Gym in Fort Myers) of the two young males in the video. 262-3288 Get your grouper from the gulf! Joan Tanner-Kapanke reported to police that her wrought iron, blue and green 13101 McGregor Blvd. grouper-like fish had been taken from her mailbox. She intends to prosecute. Fort Myers Starting a new business, maybe? 481-5035 , On Friday, Jan. 31, Dalton Swayne Banks, construction supervisor at 5681 Baltusrol Court in the Wulfert development, secured the construction site trailer with knob locks and padlocks. When, he returned to work Monday morning, the trailer had been burglarized and $2,900 of electronic equipment, a water cooler and bottled water, plus a leased $700 Hitachi Roto Hammer had been stolen. LICENSE #1B C000256 You just can't escape the long arm of the law While investigating another case,. Detective Scott Ashby arrested James D. Carr of Fort Myers on a felony warrant for violation of probation/driving while license sus- pended—habitual. Carr was taken to Lee County Jail. Please don't fax my phone! Based on the police report covering the telephone problems of a Strangler Fig Laneresident^ iHs now possible to put a United Telephone Trace & Trap on your phone line to locate that irritating caller who thinks your phone is a fax. Godzilla is next r Not to be outdone by the Komodo dragons at Beachview (see page 18), on Feb. 2 Officer Mark Steele picked up a 3-foot boa constrictor from the garage of an Umbrella Pool Road residence. After transporting it to the property room, the intrepid officer Escape From turned the reptile over to Sgt. "Beastmaster" Mike Cooper for care, nurture, and its daily feeding of rats, mice and other boa delicacies. The Ordinary

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The plan is to pass Officials fees off-Island adds to City's sewer worries ordinances making pepper removal mandatory zone by Council once again became mired in sewage prob- zone, beginning with Zone 1. Noncompliance would be a development threatens islands lems when it learned the effluent holding ponds have been code violation, punishable by a fine of up to $250 a day. In spite of reassur- zoning" before he got up overflowing. The substance is not harmful, City Manager People who take advantage of the City's incentive ances that a proposed to defend Key West Cove,, Gary Price hastened to add. It's treated wastewater — the program sign a contract agreeing to keep it pepper-free, apartment complex is for which he is a consult- stuff that is used to water golf courses. But, thanks to El said City Manager Gary Price, and officials hope volun- needed in the lona area, ant- The density allowed Nino, there is more rain and, thanks to higher use from teers, such as the Pepper Busters, will help monitor prop- City Council took a stand for the area is 15 units peri winter residents and tourists, there is more wastewater erties for regrowth. against the Key West Cove acre, he said, and Key right now than the ponds can hold, he said. And golf The draft of the ordinance Council considered Tues- development Tuesday. West Cove proposes fewer courses don't want it right now because they have enough day allowed exemptions for governments and for "private The proposed develop- than 10. Furthermore, it rain. non profit organizations which own more than 10 acres ment reportedly would in- would be the first "class That's why the City received a letter of warning from within the City" — read the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation clude up to 600 apartments A" apartment complex: in the Department of Environmental Protection, dated Jan. Foundation. The draft also says, though, that the organiza- in buildings on about 60 the lona area in more than 23, concerning reports that "reclaimed water was dis- tions must submit a plan for eradication and for keeping acres of land- That's twice a decade. Not only would charged from the Dune's ponds via pump shaft casings." the property pepper-free. The exemption is more for the the development intensity Key WestCove bea.com- "It's sort of like putting us on warning that there's a federally owned property than for the City, Price said. The of Cinnamon Cove and patible use for that area, he problem," Price said, "It's nothing to ignore but it's noth- City plans to eradicate pepper from its holdings and al- three times the intensity of said, but it's sorely needed ing to panic about." The City has been trying to improve ready has done so in Zone 1, Loflin said. "We would not jn.an area that, is develop- the collection and treatment of raw sewage, through plant M}PM d khbHdhflli^'' joining developments, ing as a bedroom commu- improvements, he said, but effluent doesn't pose a threat nity both to the islands and so it hasn't made it to the top of the priority list until now. said Planner Roy Gibson, New planning commissioner Furthermore, a study to Fort Myers. "This de- The violation carries a possible fine of $10,000 a After deadlocking at its prior meeting on a new plan- shows that the develop- velopment is filling a very day. But that's cheaper, said Utilities Director John Hefty, ning commissioner, Coun- mmmmmmM/m^mA^,. ,-, »,^,,XAment would generate powerful need," he said. than the $20,000 to $25,000 a day it would cost to truck cil elected Phyllis Bogen enough traffic to slow the And if City officials are the effluent off the island — the option proposed in the Tuesday by a 3-2 vote. At island's hurricane evacua- going to find fault with the DEP letter. the Jan. 20 meeting, Nola tion by more than a half proposed apartment com- The effluent problem again raised concerns about Theiss was appointed to hour. To that end, the de- plex because of potential how the City plans to handle the additional effluent that one seat, but Council velopment compromises traffic and evacuation will be generated by the sewer expansion project. And couldn't get past a 2-2-1 the Sanibel Plan, City of- problems, he added, they Councilman Andrew Reding questioned -— once again vote between Bogen, Jean ficials said. also should look to new —whether the City should be pouring millions of dollars Samsel and Jack Samler. The land must be re- housing developments at into improvements at the Donax wastewater treatment They put off the decision HealthPark, Shell Point plant when they don't know all the options. zoned for the complex until they could speak with and, according to a 1986 Retirement Village, Gulf "It's a legitimate worry," Hefty told Reding. That's the candidates and, after interlocal agreement, the Harbour and Lexington. why a request was before Council Tuesday to let City of- another 2-2-1 vote, they County must consult with Councilmen were ficials negotiate a contract with a firm to deal with that narrowed the field to the City of Sanibel on zon- not impressed with his :ar-! question, as well as with other sewer-related issues. Bogen, who got votes from ing and land use issues in guments, though'. They At its Jan. 20 meeting, Council approved spending Vice Mayor George Madi- that area. County officials charged Gibson and Emer- $1.4 million on improvements to the Donax plant for son, Reding and Bob Janes, Phyllis Bogen neglected to contact the gencyTManagernent direc- things like aeration equipment, sand removal and sludge and Samsel, who garnered City about the project, tor Bill Tomlinson with thickening — a process that makes the treated solid ma- votes from Mayor Wally Kain and Councilman Bob Gibson said. delivering their protest to. terial more compact, reducing the number of trips it takes Davison. Bogen, a long-time islander who also is involved Hearing Examiner Diana to truck it off the island, Price said Islander John Adler with COTI and the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- listened to City officials Parker. The first hearing The $1.4 million is the first of about $7.4 million in dation, among other organizations, will join the commis- condemn the development on the proposed develop- planned improvements. That money is budgeted, but it sion at its next meeting. as "scandalous," "outra- ment was continued to to- isn't yet committed to specific kinds of improvements, And, in a related matter, Council approved the Plan- geous" and possibly "spot day, Feb. 6, Price said. Those decisions will be made after consult- ning Commission's revised Rules of Procedure without ants help update the master plan and come up with vari- establishing a term limit on the commission chairman. As ous options. Councilman Bob Janes said, it isn't always easy to oust a Using the Paulsen property for a "wastewater-to- chairman, who is no longer effective, because of longev- still doesn't have a rebuild ordinance. Such a law would wetiands" project is not a dead idea of how to deal with ity and a lack of "gumption." But the commission op- address concerns about people tearing down small houses effluent, Hefty said Tuesday. The local Department of posed setting term limits — in spite of Council's recom- and replacing them with huge homes. "Once we get to Environmental Protection has been reluctant to permit mendation —- and several councilmen backed that posi- build-out... that will be the next wave," he said, and the such a project but Hefty thinks he can get support from tion. "In every walk of life, we value experience," said City doesn't have a law to deal with it. "If we don't adopt Tallahassee for the project. Madison said. It doesn't make sense to promote a con- one, we will never have a small house on this island [in Council gave Price the go-ahead to negotiate a con- stant rotation of novices as commission chairman. A ma- the future]," he said, and that trend threatens the island's tract with a consultant, who will help update the City's jority of Council, deciding that if a long-sitting chairman diversity. master plan for the sewer system and tackle the effluent appeared to be running the commission as "his own per- Spending time to make time? problem. sonal fiefdom" as Janes said, Council could refrain from reappointing that person to the commission. It's sort of a tradition for Council periodically to Adding muscle spend an hour or so deliberating on how to shorten meet- to pepper program Making the City pay ings — and the focus usually is on restricting public in- The project to eradicate Brazilian pepper from the for easements put. City Attorney Bob Pritt pointed out that the public island is moving forward, reported Natural Resources About a dozen people filed suit when the City laid has a right to speak at certain times, but not as often as Director Rob Loflin, but the City soon will need the muscle claim, through eminent domain, to easements for the sewer Sanibel councilmen typically have allowed. of a law making it mandatory. And judging by the feud system expansion. In Sanibel vs. Buckenham, et al., the Criticism appeared in a local paper recently and, on over the melaleuca removal, said City Manager Price, it City already has been allowed to take the property so it Tuesday, Council tackled it again, finally deciding to promises to be a controversial issue when it does become can begin the project, but the suit will deal with the amount eliminate some public comment. But when Mayor Wally mandatory. of compensation the property owners are due, said City Kain tried to put it into practice immediately by refusing Volunteers have mapped the island into 14 zones Attorney Bob Pritt. comment from three citizens on the motion, Dick Walsh and in the first zone, on the east end of the island, prop- Formula restaurants again let go an uncharacteristic burst of protest, calling the de- erty owners have been sent letters about the program. A cision "atrocious" and leading councilmen again to re- third letter is going out now, Loflin said, and the property on horizon consider. owners are starting to be contacted personally to encour- The Planning Commission and City staff have re- Councilmen are elected to their seats, said Louise age them to remove pepper voluntarily. A number of visited the formula restaurant issue, said Commission Vice Johnson, "to administer business, not to have the shortest people already have done so and many have taken advan- Chairman Dick Downes, and it's back in Council's court. meetings on record." tage of the City's incentive program, which covers about Councilman Andrew Reding proposed trying to tighten Reding said he hasn't seen the issue to be a real 20 percent of the cost to homeowners, he said. restrictions in the ordinance and asked that it be added to problem, yet "the same issue will come up every few Council's next meeting agenda. months and we'll take 45 minutes to an hour discussing Loflin feels that a lot of people, given more educa- it," so it becomes as self-defeating as the Paperwork Re- tion about the noxious plant, will remove the pepper from Facing up to future homes duction Act. their property voluntarily, Still, there will be some hold- The City will be facing increasing pressure by Reding might take a different view, Kain said, if he outs, Loflin said, and, while the law should allow prop- people who want to build large homes, said Vice Mayor received the mayor's mail and volume of complaints. erty owners a grace period, the City needs some muscle George Madison, and he's concerned because the City ISLANDER • Friday, February 6, 1998 • 9A

A /jorc/e of runners took off near dawn for a 5K run in the refuge Saturday. Right, Jay Rich- ter and his son Andrew, 10, race across the finish line. Full results next week in Sports. Far right, Lynn Finimore from Fla- mingo Gardens displays a vulture. Photos by Anne Bellew and John Carney

bftATlNQ DlNQ By ANNE BELLEW ture who will come here to the "Ding" Darling visit and learn." Society's new Visitor Edu- Islander staff writer So did the Rev. Ran cation Center at the J.N. "...We are gathered at Niehoff "invoke" the pres- "Ding" Darling National ... a point of intersection ence of the Creator to bless Wildlife Refuge. where earth, sky, and wa- a very special time and The groundbreaking ter come together. place on Saturday, Jan. 31. was the high point of the "... A special place Amid tears and laughter, refuge's celebration last because it is a refuge. Your eight individuals, each rep- weekend of the life of J.N. ['Ding' Darling Wildlife] resenting one or more por- Darling, the Pulitzer Prize- Society along with our gov- tions of "Ding" Darling's winning political cartoonist ernment have created a legacy, took up gold-plated who, almost single- place where living crea- shovels to break ground for tures intersect — the plant (Continued, page 27A) and animal kingdoms and we human beings — who, in all the mythological sto- ries of Biblical tradition for Jews, Christians and Mus- lims, -T- are given the right •to nanjjBjifhese two kmg- DuckStump artist Robert ftauttjffli- -• .'•. 1 doms arid charged with the responsibility to take care of them. And you have. For Kid cartoonists this refuge allows created life to live in balanced har- mony and in a just peace. "Finally, from the perspective of Biblical Prior to the groundbreaking ceremony, the winners of the faith, this moment is an in- "Ding" Darling Children's Conservation Cartoon Contest were tersection in time between announced. News-Press editorial cartoonist Doug MacGregor had the past and the future. Un- guided fifth- and sixth-graders in five area schools through the seen but present are gath- craft of creating a cartoon. More than 300 entries in the contest ered what the New Testa- were judged by New-Press staff members and the winning car- ment calls 'an invisible toons were on display during the weekend celebration. cloud of witnesses' — Sanibel Elementary fifth-grade winners were Troy Simon people who have died but, fist), David Sehultz (2nd) and Andrew Richter (3rd). Sanibel rest- while alive, contributed in dent Adam Dispenza, whose Brazilian pepper cartoon from a couple many ways to the refuge of years ago is featured on the Pepper Buster posters, took second and the educational center. for Cypress JUke Middle's sixth grade; Ashley Qkerstrom was fust Their momentum has al- and Kristina Husebye^as third. : ' ready begun to touch the lives of all those in the fu- Linda Patton helps youngsters transform into a manatee. 10A • Friday, February 6, 1998 • ISLANDER OUR TOWN He is survived by his wife, Ruth R. wide, 9-inch thick concrete pavement in one colleagues and "adopted" family who remem- Evans of Fort Myers; a son, Walter R., Jr. and ber him with deep affection. his wife Lori; three daughters, Karen McLain, day's run — a mile a day was considered a Obituaries fantastic achievement at the time. Memorial services will be held on Feb. Susan Jones and her husband Dean, Lynn 7 at 1 p.m. at Fort Myers Memorial Gardens Walter R. "Bob" Evans Kimbrough and her husband Eric; and four When the equipment available to him wouldn't or couldn't do the job, he redesigned on Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers. Sanibel resi- grandchildren, Amanda and Morgan Evans and Parker and Haley McLain. it—building his own concrete batch plants Norman R. Sturgis dent Bob Evans died when builders wouldn't build one big enough Sunday,Jan.25,1998 A memorial service was held on Satur- Norman R. Sturgis died of cancer at day, Jan. 31 at Chapel by the Sea, Captiva. In and his own crawler tractors when manufac- of complications as- turers wouldn't build one powerful enough. Shell Point Village on Wednesday, Feb. 4, sociated with diabe- lieu of flowers, the family would like memo- 1998. rials to be sent to the American Diabetes As- "Life's an adventure," he always said, and his tes. He was 66. He innovations — most ahead of their time — Contributions to the Sanibel Captiva and his wife, Ruth, sociation, Post Office Box 96911, Washing- Conservation Foundation, Box 839, Sanibel, ton, D.C. 20090-6911. carved him a niche in midwestern had a home in the roadbuilding history as a respected innovator FL. 33957, in his memory would be appreci- Blind Pass area for Charles F. "Rep" ofequipmentand construction methods whose ated by his family. A memorial service will over 18 years. ideas eventually became standard in the in- be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 7 at Sanibel's Born at in Replogle Congregational Church. "Rep" Replogle, 91, formerly of Cap- dustry. Philadelphia, Pa., he "Legendary" was the word one of his Sturgis was born in Winchester, Mass, retired as president tiva, died in Fort Myers on Jan. 28 after a long in 1912, attended schools in Albany, N.Y., and Bob Evans illness. His wife of many years, Virginia, died colleagues used to describe him. "A and world director for gentleman.-.They don't make them like that Lenox, Mass, After many years in Boston in Croda International, a commercial ink manu- several years ago. the retailing and advertising business he Replogle worked in the bridge- and any more" said a former employee who, in facturer, in Niles, 111. and moved to Sanibel in 1954 went to work for Replogle, intending to moved to New York City to join the advertis- 1985. Evans was well known on the islands toad-building business in Ann Arbor, Mich., ing department of Life Magazine. He and his before starting his own company, drop out of college and work full time. Rep for his sense of humor and good will toward told him that was a bad idea, gave the young wife, the former Linda Terry, were married in 'most everyone he met. CRReplogle Company in Circleville, Ohio, 1942. During World War II, he served with in 1939. Known as a maverick in his industry man a summer job, and paid for the rest of his "He was a very loving, caring friend, college. the Office of Strategic Services both in Wash- husband, father and grandfather," commented because he believed nothing was impossible, ington, D.C., and in the China-Burma-India Dian Eddy, a Captiva resident who knew the he built bridges where they "couldn't be built" "A really great guy," according to is- Theatre. couple well. "In fact, one of the nicest people and roads and highways in record times. At lander Chip Hoffman who rented the "Eagle's In 1950, he and his family moved to I've ever met on the islands. He will be sorely one point the company held the world's con- Nest" on the bay side of Captiva from Saranac Lake, N.Y., where they raised two missed." crete paving record of 8,664 feet of 24-foot Replogle for a couple of years. "He loved the sons, Nathaniel R. Sturgis and John T.T. land," Chip's wife, BZ, said. Sturgis. He and his wife established the "He told us it was called 'Eagle's Nest' Adirondack Store in 1955 and were among because, obviously, it had a nest on the prop- the early pioneers of selling by mail through erty. But he also told us what a thrill he had catalogs. After 20 years in the Adirondacks, one year watching the nest being dismantled they sold the store and retired to Sanibel where by the parents because the fledglings abso- they have been active volunteers in many or- K lutely would not leave! He loved to tell that ganizations including the Sanibel Captiva r. Back By Popular Demand For 1998!! story." Conservation Foundation, The International He is survived by a niece, Mary Harmon Osprey Foundation and the Fort Myers Soup $anibel Real Estate Seminar of Circleview, Ohio, and numerous friends, Kitchen. 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Sanibel & Wisconsin Literary figures "It's great the way it come to life Literary legends Gertrude Stein and is; Willa Cather come to life "Back to Back" Family and friends gathered Saturday, Jan, 24 at the Dunes Golf & at Sanibel's Pirate Playhouse this Sunday evening. Aetress/author/researcher Betty Tennis Club to celebrate the formation of the islands Optimist Club. Jean Steinshouer dons the personae of these two remarkable writers in a fund raiser for the profes- Winter Party for Teens set sional theater. Ttle show begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25 per The Sanibel-Captiva Optimist Club will host a Sani- person. Call 395-2130 for information. bel Winter Party from 7-10 p.m. on Feb. 27 at the Sanibel ertms Democrats to hear Community Center. This will be a night for 6-8th graders to "hang out" together. A DJ will be provided, as will food ermundsen, about Bible class suit from Bullfeathers. Prizes will be given. There is no cost. inibel & Wisconsin The Sanibel Democratic Club will meet at 7 p.m. RSVP by Feb. 22 to Michelle Moran, 472-1598 (days), or "Less. I'd rather not Monday, Feb. 9 at the Sanibel Library. The meeting will fea- Jacque Owens, 472-6865 (evenings). s them. I'd like to see ture Jill Dillon, Chair of Citizens for Quality Education. She ;ns smaller and turn off is one of the plaintiffs in the current suit against the Lee J lights at night... when County School Board which seeks an injunction against PEOPLE siness is closed, unless teaching Bible history as an elective. Call 472-8325 for more 5 for security reasons. information. Novak, Arnold to wed General to speak at Library Mr. and Mrs. William R. Arnold of Sanibel are pleased Maj. Gen. Edward B. Atkeson, (Ret.) will be a guest to announce the engagement of their daughter, Casey Lyn speaker at the Sanibel Public Library at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Arnold to Dr. Brian R. Novak of Tampa. Dr. Novak is the Feb. 11, Atkeson recently completed a novel, A Tale of Three son of Mrs, Jane P. Novak and the late Richard H. Novak of Michael Wars, which portrays the Vietnam War through the eyes of Elmhurst, Illinois. Novak is a former veterinarian at Care Laifeerge, officers in three different armies — the U.S., South Vietnam and Rehabilitation of Wildlife and is now a private practitio- Sanibel and Viet Cong, ner at BoyetleAnimal Hospital in Riverview, Florida. Arnold is in marketing services for Time-Warner in Tampa. A Spring "I think they're OK. Antique Show Feb. 14-IS 1999 wedding is planned. I know the City is very The Sanibel Island Antiques Show will be held Feb. strict. The vegetation ordi- 14-15 at the Sanibel Community Center. National and re- Six swim for SWAT * nance is one of the reasons gional dealers will bring the best of art glass, silverware, Six Sanibel swimmers competed in the Intra-County I live on Sanibel.... I think lamps, toys, tools, clocks, bronzes, jewelry, dolls, furniture, Championship in Golden Gate last weekend. Britanny Gann they're strict enough."," porcelain, china, rugs, cut glass and more. The show will be and Katie McCurry swam strongly, and great performances open from 10 a.m to 6 p.m. Saturday and from noon to 5 were delivered by Jessica Henley, Sarah DeGeorge and p.m. Sunday. Admission is $3.50. Savanah Jones, A special congratulations went to Charlotte Davies, who was named "swimmer of the meet" by Coach Tales of Old Sanibel Feb. & LisaFenton. The Sanibel Library will host First Friday Stories for erry Bosnak, Grown-ups on Feb. 6. The event will feature Sanibel histori- Duplicate Bridge winners ans Betty Anholt and Jody Brown telling Tales of Old Sani- Duplicate bridge was held at 7:30 Monday at the Sani- snilbel bel. Anholt and Brown are active in the Sanibel Historical bel Community Association. The North/South winners were: ""I like it the way it Society and have long been involved in the study of the natu- John and Pat Eichenlaub took first; Lean Brown and Nancy ral and cultural history of the islands. They will tell of early Healey took second; John Braasch and Dick Brown took settlers, Indian and crackers, where they lived on the island third. The East/West winners were: John Spinelli and Don and what is known of their community and culture. Anderson took first; Helen and Pres Basset took second; Katie First Friday meets at 2 p.m. at the Sanibel Library for Reynolds and Eleanor Walz took third. about an hour, is free and is open to the public. There is On Jan. 29, the North/South winners were: Lois Ledin usually time for anyone in the audience to add stories of and Karl Pakulus, first; George and Helen Hammes; sec- their own if they wish. ond; Bob Croniri and George Stump, third. The East/West Hoedown coming March 1 winners were: Ev Donahower and Mary Lspy, first; Ginny The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum will host a "Hoe- Reeves and Alaine Jass, second; Kay Hickes and Nancy down" on Sunday, March 1. Last year's event was a sell Heisler, third. • Stan Jones, On Jan. 26, the North/South winners were Lena Brown Sanibel dutVsogeTyourticketsea^ the museum. Tickets are $100 person. For more informa- and Nancy Healy, first; Ginny Reeves and Dorothy tion, call 395-2233. Suechting, second; Susan and Carl Thomas, third, The East/ ""They're fine; West winners were Murr Moooney and Kay Trimbur, first; Sons of Norway celebrate Ruth Frank and Sy Levin, second; and George Hammes and The Sons of Norway will be celebrating their 25th Bill Cirrito, third. Anniversary beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14 at The Mariner's Inn in North Fort Myers. Tickets are $18.50. No tickets will be sold at the door. Call 432-1536 for more in- formation. (Continued, page J3A) 12A- Friday, February 6, 1998 • ISLANDER O U R TOWN

What do you read? Mostly scientific journals. I belong to about 10 conservation organizations, each with its own publication. I read them all and try to keep updated. Jorge Coppen—living the wild life Any other place in the country you'd like to live? Northwest Washington... The Pacific at the J.N. "Ding" Darling Refuge Northwest... The Cascades with those six- foot diameter Douglas firs. That's beauti- ful country. I've back-packed a lot of the ByANNEBELLEW (southeastern) of the Fish & Wildlife Ser- national parks. Banff and Glacier are just Islander staff writer vice as a co-op student and sent to Tennes- unbelievable — I bought a video-camera Good-looking, single, 38-year-old see NWR in New Johnsonville on the Ten- because I just had to get them on video. outdoorsman in what he describes as a nessee River. "It was a really great way to I never cared for the sub-tropics "dream job" where he plans to stay for get into the Service — like an apprentice- much, but I'm acclimating — if I can just awhile, Jorge Coppen might be described ship. You're learning what they expect and get used to the heat. But the west coast of as one of Sanibel's most eligible bachelors. acquiring those kinds of skills at the same Jorge Coppen Florida is great. There are a lot of people Although Charles LeBuff preceded him as time you're finishing your education." here from my home area — Michigan, a biological technician at the J.N. "Ding" He next went to Ottawa NWR in vague rumor that "Ding" Darling might be Ohio. I'm acclimating OK to southwest Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Coppen northwest Ohio as their first biologist. "Re- looking for a biologist and I was on that Florida. is the first full-time wildlife biologist the ally challenging, because there was no pre- phone! If I could get that job, it would be a You're a bachelor... Do you like to cook? refuge has had. vious biology program. And, of course, I dream come true; I'd wanted to come here I've been away from home for 17 When he was a kid (age 8 or 9), his was really gung-ho because this was my since 1990. This refuge has been at the top years all-told, and I ate the same sandwich parents used to take him to the park to play, first real full-time job with the Service. I of my list since I was in grad school." every single day for lunch. Here, my sister but he discove-ed instead that he was fas- was there two-and-a-half years and I'm And in April, 1997 he started work is as close as Fort Myers Beach, and my kind of proud of having established the cinated by the birds and the animal tracks ; on Sanibel. He is in charge of all the wild- mother (who; supposedly lives on the east he found. H£ says he found his life's work program there." life inventory work and all surveys, super- coast) lias suddenly "discovered" our side when he was 15 and his dad bought him Then a, big jump south—- Lox- vises all.in-house research and coordinates ! of the state. So my, meals have taken a turn VanishingWild.life, a National Geographic ahatcheeNWRontneeastcoastof Florida. the work of outside researchers at the ref- for the better.' After being on my own for publication; 'Tread it from cover to cover "But that was mostly water quality sam- uge. He heads up the exotic species con- that long,at?s: kind= of nice being spoiled and knew — wildlife was what I wanted." pling and data base rrianagement,'not'biol- trol program and is in charge of prescribed fora change. A native of southern Michigan and ogy. — kind of a disappointment." How- burns — "low priority right now, with all What kinds of music do you like? a graduate of Michigan State, Jorge did his ever, his mother, grandmother, sister and this water." He prepares all applications for It varies with my mood — '60s, Master's in zoology with an emphasis on uncle are all in south Florida, and he'd been Department of Environmental Protection sometimes '70s. I will not tolerate rap. wildlife biology at Ohio State. He was re- looking for an opportunity to come south. permits for construction in the refuge and Do you have a favorite movie? cruited from grad school by Region IV "Then someone told me there was a is safety officer for the station. Jeremiah Johnson. I was 12 when I And he's very excited about his par- saw it and I wanted to be a mountain man ticipation on the South Florida Migratory so bad! • Bird Committee. "This is new. We're try- I wish I could sing/dance/act like.....? ing to get all the south Florida biologists Kevin Costner. together to address migratory bird issues Ever meet anyone "famous?" • Three Bedroom :— standardize the survey methods we use Yogi Berra. I went into a bar in Bayfront to determine the abundance and diversity Michigan while I was in college, and there • Estate Sale of migratory birds and create a real survey he was. We talked for awhile. • $319,900 network. Hopefully, we'll be able to recruit Did you have a mentor? • Call John Gee a lot of volunteers who are good birders to I reall y look on bow hunti ng as a way at 454-5548 help us collect the data. I know I won't of life. Fred Bear, who founded Bear Ar- have a problem finding volunteers, but I chery in Michigan (it's now in Gainesville don't know about some of the others! but ships all over the country) was my • Gulf Front Complex "I hope this job is a long-term stint. childhood hero. < 2 Bedrooms, I'm trying to become more well-rounded, What quality or qualities do you look 2 Baths and four refuges in seven years has helped. for in others? • Weekly Rentals But I'm ready to settle down — air this Honesty. Someone who's non-judge- '$245,000 moving around has hurt my personal life!" mental. I'm not into shallow people. I look What do you do when you're not at for selfless, giving people. I can usually ISLANDER OWNED AND work? tell if someone has a good upbringing — • Sanibel Olde • CRUISES OPERATED I'm an avid hunter. Weekends, when selflessness usually means a good value Style Home system, which means they've been brought •AMTRAK • Brand New! I can, I go bow-hunting for deer. I enjoy hunting waterfowl and turkey, too (No, I'm upright. • WORLD WIDE TRAVEL • $192,500 ; • Pick Your not good enough for them with a bow). And And here, i" this refuge (I'm sure you've heard this before) there is the most • CUSTOM VACATION PLANNING Colors NOW! I enjoy camping, particularly when com- bined with canoeing and hiking. supportive leadership of any place I've • ESCORTED GROUPS & TOURS I'm into exercise. I alternate jogging ever worked. • Updated Spanish every other day with Amber, my yellow Any words of wisdom for a 20-some- • CORPORATE/BUSINESS TRAVEL Cay Unit 'Walk to Beach & lab, with working out with weights and 200 thing? or younger? • SAILING CHARTERS/LESSONS Golf Course sit-ups. (Little laugh) I go in for pretty rig- Buckle down. Stay in school. Get • Just Reduced to orous exercise. serious before it's too late. Free Ticket Delivery $134,900 And I really enjoy training Amber. Find some direction as soon as pos- No Service Charge • Call John Gee She's an excellent retriever—responds to sible so you don't waste time. A Creative & Experienced hand signals and whistle commands as well Follow your heart. Do whatyou want " as vocal commands. But I don't take her to do. People may try to sway you, but Staff to Serve you. duck hunting down here in alligator coun- don't let them. Sanibel-Captiva try — uplands only, after doves or quail. I followed my heart. My M.D. dad What's your favorite time of day? told me if I did this, I sure would never be Accomodations Specialists Evening. I'm a night-owl. I jog after wealthy and jobs in this field would be hard dark — just before dinner in the winter. to get. And I listened to him and wavered (941)472-3171 Mornings are not good. Evenings are a time for awhile. But this is my vocation and I'm (Fax) 472-3173 to relax and read. privileged to do it. (800)457-4250 EMail: [email protected] Bailey's Shopping Center ISLANDER • Friday, February 6, 1998 • I3A O -U R TOWN vices at Bat Yam, Williamson will lecture club will meet at 10 .m. in the workshop of members Betty Mattey and Pat Neitzke, have on "The Jewishness of Jesus." On Saturday Warren Stringer, 9439 Coventry Court, organized the auction and promise much fun. NOTICES at 10 a.m. he will talk about "The New Tes- Gumbo Limbo. A problem-solving demon- The proceeds from the sale will be used for tament View of pre-70 C.E. Judaism." And stration of the intricacies, complexities, community landscaping projects. For-more Twelve Baskets donates at 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday, he will give a ser- puzzlements and beauty of building arocker information, call 482-6009. 7 tons of food in '97 mon on "Judaism and "Christianity: The version of a classic Windsor chair will chal- Newcomers meet Feb. 11 The Twelve Baskets from Sanibel- Bridges to be Built." All eventsjake place at lenge attendees. Call 395-7637 for more in- The Newcomers and Island Greeter's Captiva reports collections of more than the Sanibel United Congregational Church formation. February luncheon will be held at Sundial's seven tons of food in 1997, its fourth year of and are open to the public. Meet Friendly Faces Terrace Room at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. operation. The total collected this year was Gym closed at St. Michael 11. After the meal, Loraine Anderson will 14,495 pounds. The program collects pre- The Sanibel Rec Complex gym will The Friendly Faces Lunchedn will be display and talk about her antique Valentine pared and perishable food and takesit to the be closed for the Sanibel Elementary Science held at St. Michael Episcopal Church at noon, collection. Cost is $ 5 0, including a choice of Community Cooperative Ministries Soup__ Fair Monday througtcWednesday, Feb. 9-11. Tuesday, Feb. 10. Those who liveftlonerare entrees, and includes coffee, tea and gratu- Kitchen in Fort Myers. Donors of food in- The Weight Room will also be closed Tues- handicapped or just like company are urged ity. Call Bettie Cattell, 472-9332 for reser- clude Chad wicks, the Bubble Room, Mucky day evening, Feb. 10, but the pool will "re- to attend. Call for reservations by Feb. 7 — vations and more information. Duck, and 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva. main open for normal hours (temperatures/ Marcia Parish, 472-8835. Rotary Fair receives On Sanibel, pickups are made at Bailey's, weather permitting). Jerry's and Rosie's markets, which set aside Orchid Society will kudos prior io produce and baked goods. Sundial, Harbor "show^ind tell" Feb. 14-15 show House, Sanibel Steak House, Sanibel Chow- It will be "Show and Tell" at 1:30 p.m. The Sanibel Island Arts & Crafts Fair, der and the Dunes Country Club contribute -MondayrFeb~16-aKhe~Sanibel Community presented by the Sanibel Captiva Rotary Club breads and prepared foods. Fishing Club meets Center when the Sanibel Captiva Orchid has been named by Sunshine Artists one of Religious scholar The Sanibel Island Fishing Club will Society meets. Members and guests are asked the best 200 arts fairs in the United States. hold its next meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, to bring their favorite orchid to share. They The Rotary Club has been producing the to speak Feb. 10 at the Sanibel Community Associa- can also seek help with a problem orchid, Sanibel show for 12 years and the annual The Sanibel Congregational Church, tion. This month's featured speaker is Rusty and/or enter one into a judged orchid show event will be held Feb. 14-15 this year. Bat Yam — Temple of the Islands and the Farst, who will be showing a half hour video, where ribbons will be awarded. Milton Rosner Foundation will be the joint sponsors Where We Fish. This underwater video in- Scheiter will present Timely OrchidTips. The AARP to meet Feb. 13 of this year's Visiting Scholar Weekend on cludes shots of grass flats, the causeway, meeting is open to the public and no reser- The American Association of Retired Feb. 20-22. The Visiting Scholar this year is phosphate docks, artificial reefs and natural vations are required. For more information, Persons will hold its monthly meeting at 1:30 Dr. Clark M. Williamson, Indiana Professional offshore ledges and structures. A second call Faye Granberry, president of the soci- p.m. Friday, Feb. 13, at the Sanibel Senior of Christian Thought at Christian Theologi- speaker, Charles Sobczak, will give tips about ety, at 472-6940. Center. City Manager Gary Price will be the cal Seminary. A noted author and lecturer, fishing the causeway. There is no admission Garden Club will hold guest speaker and will talk about the pros Williamson is a member of the Christian fee. Call 472-5720 for more information. and cons of how to pay for the City sewer Scholars Group on Judaism, the Association Woodworkers to meet auction on Feb. 10 system expansion— with ad valorem taxes, of Disciples for Theological Discussion, The The annual auction of the Shell Island or with a utility tax plus higher sewer rates. American Academy of Religion and the on Valentines Day Garden Club will be held at the Sanibel Li- After the meeting there will be a Val- American Theological Society. The Island Woodworkers Club will brary at noon, Feb. 10. Jean Klein, president entine Party with refreshments. For more At 8 p.m. Friday, during Shabbat ser- hold its first meeting of 1998 on Feb. 14. The of the club, assisted by auction committee information, call 472-5517.

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Second Chance The women also played an indi- Beachview Men Valentines Tennis vidual low net and low gross tournament The Beachview Men's Golf Associa- Jan. 30. tion played a two best-balls of four round Tournament In First Flight, gross division, Judy Jan. 31. The City of Sanibel and the Sanibel Wellons captured first place with 77, fol- The team of Tom Redford, Ralph Tennis Committee are hosting a tourna- lowed by Joan Cory with 87 and Helen Ariss, Russ Bilgore and Howard Seyffer ment Feb. 12-13 at the Sanibel Elemen- Seibold with 88. In net play, Cindy Adams nailed 119 to walk off with first place. tary School courts. nailed 69 for first place, followed by Geri The team of Jerry Muench, Bob Competition will be mixed doubles Schiavetti, 70, and Sonya Gans, 70. Arkins, Jerry Tucker and Jim Hornbrook at 6.5 under and 7.0 and up. Players may In Second Flight, gross division, shot 122 for second place. And the team sign up individually and be drawn as part- Erica Amsterdam shot 96 for first place, of Phil Cheney, Corney Becker, Dick Grant ners on Feb. 11. The format will be round- followed by Barbara Hunter, 98, and and Bud Ristow walloped 123 for third robin second day "second chance," or a 2- Mildred Hasselman, 99. In net play, Joan place. day double elimination. Refreshments will Eschert shot 68 for first place, followed be served both days at midday. Director by Jetta Currise, 71, and Becky Ciriello, Beachview Women John F. Kamosa, a USPTA pro, will pre- Claire Bowie and Mary Vernon, 73. Fairway expertise determined the side. The cost will be $20 for the two days. overall winners for the Dunes In Third Flight, gross division, winners in an unusual Tee-to-Green tour- Registration will be accepted up to Memorial Championship. Marge Moretzsohn took first place with nament played Jan. 28. Participants in the Feb. 10. Sign up at the school courts, or 107, followed by Mercy Somers, 108, and ladies league were instructed to total their Players are still needed at the ladies Helen Sullivan, 113. In net play, B. Long call Kamosa at 472-0875 — Leave your 3.5 up level NTRP. To sign up or for infor- score sans putts, and to adjust that score to name, number and level of play grabbed first place with 70, followed by J. their handicap. mation on weekly programs, call John Levene, 71, and J. Devaney, 72. Mixed Level Tennis Kamosa, 472-0875. In the nine-hole contest, Sally Carter In nine-hole action, the ladies played won first place with 16, Marilyn Rahn and League Dunes Women a Best Odds round Jan. 29. Bird Rosen cap- Barbara Steinhafel tied for second with 17, The standings of the City of The Dunes 18-hole ladies played tured first place in Flight A, followed by and Helen Zuehlke and Barbara Dahlgren Sanibel's Mixed Level Tennis League af- their annual Memorial Matchplay during Margaret Morgan. Jane Leman pocketed scored 18 for third place. ter four weeks of play are as follows: the past three weeks. The 1998 tournament first place in Flight B, followed by Phyllis Betty Puff took the lead in 18-hole 1. The Sanibel Rockets was played in honor of Laura Cope. Koury. And Lillian Prestera nailed first play, with her 25. Whiz Lowden and , 2. The San-Cap Netters In Flight A, Joan Kent and Gretha place in Flight C, followed by Donna Linnea Sadd tied for second with 34, and 3. The Seagulls Christensen knocked down first place. In Walker. third place went to Doris Weaver with 35. 4. The Caymans Flight B, Millie Ford and Jane Levene won A fourth place was given to Ruth Reik for 5. The Captiva Aces their competitive flight. In Flight C, Claire her 38. Outstanding players of the week in- Bowie and Mary Vernon grabbed first clude—(Week 3) John Scott, Bob Miller, place.; Carolyn Sweeny, Dick Beston; (Week 4) The overall Memorial Champions Faye Weiner, Hugh Gray, Jean Barns and are Claire Bowie and Mary Vernon. BilL Terry. Tennis Tip 24O7 PERiwinklE WAY* (941)472-1881 mmmm m Step in for Power VCR'S imm vmmL J By TONI HALSKI • CD'S • wmm WHk Jr Tennis pro, Sundial Beach & Tennis SALES • SERVfCE •• RENTALS DIGITAL SATELLITE Resort SYSTEMS Toni Halski Everyone likes to hit the ball hard! It's human nature. But don't sacrifice control for power by trying to muscle up on your shot with your arm. Instead, achieve more power by stepping forward toward the net at the beginning of your forward swing. The transfer of your body weight will result in more power on your shot without any loss of control and chances are you will maintain better balance through your swing. All this adds up to better shot production. Oh joy!

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No. What about Main and we fervently hope this will continue. Robert Cacioppo in 1987. These two it is shocking and unexpected that a law en- Street? How many people turn down that Jack Zwickfor the Board of hardworking and very talented individuals forcement officer would allow his personal looking for downtown Sanibel? Have you Directors were responsible for theater on the islands as viewpoint to overshadow his duty to protect found Dixie Beach lately? And on and on. we know it today. They have been successful one of our citizens! Sheriff John McDougall, Instead of destroying what little of old Hme to talk healing financially because of the consistent superb for whom I voted and whom I respected, has Sanibel we have left, why not take an island To the Editor: quality of the programs — a direct reflection overstepped his bounds. He engaged in a time out and relax? Gr do we have to go The Pirate Playhouse votes have been of the players and the director. public dispute with Dr. Ali Azima, a private • counted. The "old" board won by 30 or so through countless months of meetings, hear- In appreciation, the Zwick Board of citizen, who functioned professionally in ings, acrimony and votes searching for a con- votes. It was not exactly a vibrant plurality. accordance with the law of the land, and who And ironically, on this same day, we Directors has fired the director against the sensus that is seldom achieved on this island. wishes of the majority of its members, that justifiably requested the sheriff's protection. Bob Ferguson were given a superb performance of an inor- dinately powerful played called To Carry a is 296 of the 487 as stated by the Zwick Board The personal opinion of oufsheriff is Sanibel at the time of the November Act Now meet- irrelevant to the job he is entrusted to per- Child. It is a story of a dysfunctional family, IComodo dragons a family that has a history of being unable to ing. Since then, some members of the Zwick form. . . • .• Board worked feverishly, swelling the ranks If we cannot trust our law enforcement concern youngsters speak its truths, even in the face of cancer. It To the Editor: was the exciting kind of evening I have come of the membership with their relatives and officers to protect our constitutional rights, friends — of which about 100 live out of what is the moral quality of our society? Did the golfers see a dragon on to expect from the Pirate Playhouse under Beachvlew? A Komodo dragon was spotted the artistic leadership of Robert Cacioppo. . state and may never even have been on the Ingeborg G. Mauksch, PhD, islands, let alone inside the Pirate Playhouse. FAAM. on Par View Drive in Beachview Estates. I urge the elected board to respect a Komodos are large lizards eight to 10 feet crucial dimension of "Democracy." In a de- Then, the Zwick Board changed the mem- Fort Myers bership count to that number effective Dec. The "Silly Season" long and weigh up to 200 pounds. They are mocracy, the mere counting of noses, of predatory and seek outsmall animals such as votes, is not enough to fully determine 31,1998. ~~ arrives cats or dogs to eat. Some have even attacked "policy." Most volunteer board members give To the Editor: larger animals like horses and deer. They have Instead, a healthy view of the demo- of their time to put back into the community. Perhaps "The Season" should be frightened children. They can bite people. cratic process implies that it is an absolute It is a sacrifice, as most can think of many named "The Silly Season." Yet it is comfort- Please send or hire someone to cap- obligation of the "majority" to pay serious other things they would rather do. If their ing to know tjiat'our council is not so over- ture it. Educate people not to buy a pet and attention to the issues the "minority" has efforts are not appreciated by the majority of worked that it cannot find time to initiate "is- dump it when it gets too big. Something must raised. the membership they should either do what sues" like renaming "Library Way." If our be done before our friend gets hurt. If there is to be healing, the "major- the membership wants, or if they feel very city fathers persist in constantly renaming ity" must not ignore what "almost half of strongly, they should be happy to resign. Not Vera, 11, and Karl, 10, Dusenbery the Zwick Board. Its desire and tenacity to things it will soon get to the point that not Sanibel the membership wanted. They cannot ignore even we permanent residents will know what the 296 of us who still want our voices con- stay in power at any cost baffles me. is where. New Board will respond sidered: The 296 of us who do not want to Since the Zwick Board-approved can- The name should never have been to community needs lose Robert Cacioppo: didates only received 38 more votes than the changed from "Florence Way" in the first To the Editor: Democracy demands more from the Act Now candidates on Feb. 1, the future of a place, and to rename it "Gallery Way" is sim- (This letter was addressed to Pirate majority than just to have them crow over very talented and much appreciated director ply falling into the same trap, as it implies Playhouse members and provided to the Is- getting what they wanted, merely because has, in fact, been determined by a member- that all galleries are located there. Of course lander for publication.) they garnered 30 or so more votes. Let's put ship padded with the board's out-of-state rela- I am still smarting from the desecration of The Board wants to thank those who egos aside, and start seriously talking about tives and friends. I suspect that most of these Sanibel history in the renaming of "Algiers" supported its candidates in the election of what healing needs to be done. No one ever are totally ignorant of the facts and don't know to the catchy Gulfside City Park. "Algiers" directors. Everyone should rest assured that said democracy was easy. the director they in fact fired. This contrived was a historic name with island ambience ... the new board will work hard to see that the Sidney Simon membership has essentially nullified the votes we have 12 miles of "gulfside." theater responds to our community's unique Sanibel from people who know what Bob has done While Councilman (Andrew) Reding needs. It may be legal, • for the theater and who have been intimately is at it, I think he should consider all the During the past few months the the- involved with the Pirate Playhouse. I think ev- "misleading" names on Sanibel. Does Bailey ater has been going through a divisive con- but is it ethical? erybody knows Ginger and George Parker. Road go to Bailey Store? No. Does Beach flict. We hope that it will now end. We also To the Editor: Their one family membership vote was nulled Road go to the beach? No. Does Island Inn hope that everyone in the community will When Sheila and I first came to the by a vote from a teenager in New York. This Road go to the Island Inn? No. Does Ferry wpTk at restoring friendships which have islands, there was no operating theater. We may be legal, but is it ethical? Landing Road go to the ferry landing? No. fallen into disrepair. Regardless of which side "settled" here in 1986. By that time the Pirate Ernst WJB. Hoen Captiva

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Happenings at SCCF The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation has Couple photographs been acquiring environmentally-sensitive lands since its in- corporation in 1967. This coming week's Tuesday NightLec- ture will feature the SCCF's own restoration biologist, Dave Ceilley, in a presentation on Habitat Restoration Focusing primarily on the Foundation's the Southern Edge habitat restoration and ecology When the robins migrate southward^ Ben and Alma ist. Since retirement they have spent much of their time trav- programs, Ceilley will explain res- Goldstein are not far behind. On Thursday, Feb. 12, they eling and have organized a number of nature programs which toration techniques and discuss will lead viewers on a scenic journey across southern America they have presented to a wide array of groups across the current and future projects, as well in a presentation entitled The SouthernEdge—Coast to Coast. country. Both are members of the Photographic Society of as plant and wildlife monitoring Their presentation is part of the America and Ben has been listed methods. He will also demonstrate Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Soc- among their top 25 nature photogra- some of the equipment used in iety's series of weekly nature pro- phers in North America. Their work has monitoring. grams. been published in numerous books, "It is so wet right now, that The Goldsteins, Illinois/ magazines and nature guides. almost any kind of restoration Dave Ceilley Sanibel residents, traveled the The weekly Audubon programs work is well-nigh impossible," southern edge of the United States are held at the Sanibel Community Ceilley said. "You're wasting your chemicals if you try to from Florida to California, photo- Center on Periwinkle each Thursday use them, and the equipment can't get where it's supposed graphing the many beauties of evening at 8 p.m. from January through to go." Nonetheless, restoration work on the north side of nature they encountered along the March. They are open to everyone for the Johnston Tract (north of the Sanibel River) is near way. Some scenes may be famil- a minimal donation of $2 per person. completion and is virtually pepper-free. "Actually," Ceilley iar to local residents, as their trip Audubon also sponsors numer- continued, "we have a partnership with the city which re- started in Florida with the Ever- ous bird outings, as well as bird identi- cently received a grant from Florida DEP for removal of glades and the "Ding" Darling ref- Ben and Alma Goldstein. fication/behavior classes on Monday exotics on the Johnston/Paulson Tracts and the U.S. Fish uge. Continuing through the gulf evenings through February 23 at the & Wildlife Service-managed state botanical site." states, they recorded flowers in early springtime, ihe ancient Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation on San-Cap Road. Ceilley has his master's in aquatic ecology from the oaks of stately mansions, insects and, further west, the desert Led by noted birders Clair andBev Postmus, the classes are University of Florida and is a Certified Professional Wet- in bloom, ghost towns, the rugged Pacific coastline and an held from 7-9 p.m. and cover wading birds, shore birds, swim- lands Scientist and Senior Ecologist. Prior to joining the encounter with a coyote, to name but a few of the scenes that ming birds and birds of prey, in addition to offering practical SCCF staff, he worked for the Lee County Division of come to life in the Goldsteins' show. advice on optical equipment and guidebooks. Environmental Sciences as an aquatic biologist and com- Both Goldsteins retired from Abbott Laboratories Each session is $5, and pre-registration is not required, pliance enforcement officer. where Alma was a research microbiologist and Ben a chem- Call 472-4861 for more information. His presentation starts at 7 p.m. at the SCCF Nature Center on San-Cap Road. Admission is $3 for adults, $1 for kids, and SCCF members are free. Clinic to raise funds for new Center for Education Life Experiences in the Environment (LEE) will be offered at SCCF starting next Wednesday, Feb. 11. This The fees from the first in a seies of ing him the hard way; it stresses catch and series offers participants a chance to rediscover the path ten weekly fly-fishing clinics will be contrib- release and gentleness by using barbless that leads people to find themselves on these beloved bar- uted toward the cost of exhibits in the new hooks," Dotson says. As a dedicated envi- rier islands. Several people will help facilitate these ses- Visitor Education Center at the J..N. "Ding" ronmentalist, it is important for him to teach sions that meet every other Wednesday in February and Darling National Wildlife Refuge. the ethics of sport fishing as well. March. "It helps such a worthy cause," says The clinics will meet at 8:30 a.m. ev- The first will be led by Dr. Peter Blaze Corcoran, a Captain Chris Dotson, who is putting on the ery Tuesday starting Feb. 10 for the next 10 new resident of Sanibel and professor at Florida Gulf Coast clinics. "The education center will make sure weeks at the Sanibel Community Center on University. Corcoran has conducted research on the expe- that everyone who visits our refuge resource Periwinkle Way. Coffee, j uice and snacks are riences and their elements that compel people to take an will go away with a better understanding of provided; the classes end at noon. Study active role in environmental protection and/or education. island ecology." booklets to take home and a certificate of His workshop is entitled Is it Ever Too Late for a Happy Dotson has taught hundreds to fly fish. completion for each participant are also pro- Childhood? Significant Life Experiences Leading to En- He is a Federation of Fly Fishers Certified vided, along with quality rods by Redington, vironmental Sensitivity. Instructor, award-winning outdoor writer, and Chris Dotson Thomas & Thomas and G. Loomis. Session two, on Wednesday, Feb. 28, is facilitated fishing guide on Sanibel. Each class costs $50 per person with all pro- by SCCF's Education Director, Kristie Seaman Anders. It Some of his previous clinics have raised hundreds of ceeds from the first clinic going to the "Ding" Darling Center dollars for local causes including the building fund for the for Education. Class sizes are limited—call Mangrove Fish- (Continued, page 20A) new education center and Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife. ing Adventures (395-9647) or Sanibel Fly Shop (472-8485) "Flyfishing is a gentle sport that honors the gamefish by catch- for reservations. .

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SCCF happenings, from 19A the Nature Photography Contest will be an- If a majority votes no, new utilities taxes will go into effect: a 10% tax on your focuses on recollections of the first childhood nounced, including winner of the Pelican water bill, plus a 10% tax on bottled gas, plus a 7% tax on your in-state telecommunica- memories of adventures out-of-doors and is Award which can be voted on until Feb. tions bills, and a 10% tax on electricity, applied to all but the first 500 Kwh/month and based on a work by Dr. Mitchell Thomasow 12 by the publ ic, and the photographers in- the fuel adjustment charge. If you are hooked up to sewer (as almost all islanders will from Antioch College, Ecological Identity, troduced. be within a few years), your user fee will also go up 6% this year, with further increases On March 11, Martha Siders, who did With a focus this year on wetlands, likely in future years. Admittedly, the impact of these taxes is not easy to calculate. For her Master's thesis on Sanibel's sense of features include special presentations on but- most residents, however, the costs of using this alternative will be higher. place, will lead a discussion on her findings. terflies, ladybugs and dragonflies, the me- There are two main reasons why the utility tax/user fee option will be more costly Session four on March 28 will be program dicinal uses of plants, and a native plant give- for most. First, because utility usage patterns are variable, the utility tax has to be de- on journaling — the recording of thoughts away. In addition, Danny Morgan will be signed to err on the side of caution, which means raising a surplus as a hedge against and ideas about one's experiences while con- providing live island music, and there will uncertainty. Second, the property tax is deductible on federal income taxes for anyone necting with nature. be the infamous free Arp/Hillebrandt who itemizes deductions, whereas utility taxes and user fees are only deductible under The programs run from 10 a.m. to hotdogs, lemonade and critter face-painting. business expenses. Thus if you itemize, and you're in the 31% tax bracket, that means noon at the Nature Center and are open to One of the most interesting (and fun) you'll recover almost a third of the increase in the property tax from reduced federal the public. People may join in for one ses- activities that is featured every year is the taxes. In effect, if the referendum passes, the federal government will be making a sion or all four. Reservations may be made Nature Sounds Contest. Starting out years substantial indirect grant to the Sanibel sewer project. by calling the Foundation at 472-2329. ago as a bird-calling competition, it has ex- Beyond the immediate savings, however, I see another compelling advantage to • Friday the thirteenth is the date for panded to include coyotes, wolves and other opting for the property tax. That is in ensuring that once the project is paid for, the tax the next Resident Environmental Orien- creatures of the wild (perhaps a komodo will go away. Because the property tax requires a referendum, any extension of the tax tation program — an opportunity for resi- dragon?). Open to competitors of all ages, beyond completion and payment of this project would require another referendum. Not dents, time-share, property and business contest sign-up is on the day of the event. so with the utility taxes, which, once established, may be renewed by a simple majority owners and their respective staffs to join • And, to make it a real long weekend of the city council. Experience has shown that once such taxes are enacted, they are SCCF for a morning of rolling around the for the kids, Friday, Feb 13, is also a day off very difficult to reduce or eliminate. That means that whereas the property tax increase island meeting some of the faces and seeing — and a School Day Off at SCCF for 9- will definitely disappear once the sewer project is paid for, the alternative utility taxes some of theplaces that make up the environ- tol2-year-olds. This 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. program would likely remain in place indefinitely. mental community of the islands. gives participants an opportunity to explore Another advantage of the property tax is fairness. Utility taxes and sewer user This free program is sponsored by the island habitats on their bikes. Challenging fees place the entire burden of taxation on residents, exempting absentee landlords and Sanibel-Captiva Islands Chamber of Com- activities are presented in various locations. owners of vacant lots (i.e. developers) from paying their fair share. Since the sewer merce and starts with a welcome and coffee, Call the Foundation for details and to regis- system has to be built to be able to serve all lots, whether presently developed or not, it followed by a Captiva Cruises trolley ride to ter. The cost is $15 per child ($10 for SCCF is only right that the present owners should have to pay their share. The property tax various stops around Sanibel and winding up family members). will make them do that, easing the burden on residents. with lunch at the Nature Center. • Plus, on Thursday afternoons in Feb- Paying for the sewer expansion with property taxes will also help focus attention The program begins at 9 a.m. and res- ruary and March at 2 p.m.people can join a on the rest of the property tax bill. By taking a closer look at other parts of the bill — ervations may be made by calling 472-2329. naturalist on Gopher Tortoise Outings. The both in the City and.Fire District budgets — I believe we could find savings to at least • Presidents' Day—Monday, Feb. 16, program includes a slide program, artifacts, partially offset the new line item for the sewer project. this year ,and a day off for school children andbrief activities which demonstrate the life For all these reasons — lower cost, federal tax deductibility, guaranteed termina- — is the annual date for SCCF's Open history of this underground island inhabit- tion of the tax once the project is paid for, tax fairness, and increased public scrutiny of House. There will be free admission from 9 ant. A scouting trip to an active burrow is the rest of the Sanibel budget—I urge you to opt for the property tax, by voting YES on a.m. to 2 p.m. and numerous activities for included. the sewer referendum.

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7 " * * Get Cash'Nowil *' * * We buy Tlmberwood-Mounaa Haally, 201S Oak Antiques" | PERSONAL SERVICE \ Mortgages, Personal Injury Awards, W. US Hwy. 64, Murphy, NC 28906. j PLANTS & TREES j fMEDICAL & HEALTH } Magnificent Hand Carved ALONE? S.W. Florida's Lottery Winnings, Annuities, Established restaurant along busy Estates, Business Notes, highway. Includes rental property, Golden oak Belgium Credenza c^WJ^oo VITAMIN OUTLET Workmen's Comp, Invoices. Best afequipment & 3 bedroom, 2 bath late 1880's, 90" long, 14M8-$125.00 DISCOUNTS EVERYDAY Deals 11 National Funding Group doublewide. Priced to sail @ one of a kind $3,000 'eople Together, (941) 549-0628 $389,000.1-800-380-6806 Pigmy Dates 24" $15.00 Qlnko Biloba B0mg/60C. 4477 (24 hra.) Two angliah oak wall file units. ArecaaS'-fl'$15.00 .. ..$11.16 1/17/98 — tttl—111OS964-7 2/7/88 Il 3M/98 — tilt—21227520-74 One with 18 drawers, one 21 Loan high-rate funds to established Oaks 8* $50.00 G"S500.""'.'.'.~.". 45T. $8.84 Dept Consolidationl Free drawers. ff Pines $35.00 Chondroitln CURIOUS? Consultation! Reduce payments, businesses starved for capital. File drawers open flat. eliminate interest, re-establish National marketing company Travelers $15.00 Sulfate 600mg/60C....$18.65 Homo Stretchl P.A.R., 1469 Perfect for a lawyer's office, Much more - delivery 4 planting Chromium " ..- Colonial Blvd. (Colonial Park credit, stop collection calls, 1 simple qualifies accounts and services payment. Save Thousands. ADMS loans. 542-6977 $1,500. each. SX!"™£; * Plccolinate.....200mcg/100C... Complex) , Suite 23, 2nd. floor. Ft Four oak office chairs Myers, Fl. Walk-in only... 9 AM - 9 Non-Proflt Corp. 1-800-549-7706 2/6/B8 — Ull—2122B6B9-71 B94-2387 «««.« $3 99 PM. X1060 Golf Course - 9 hole executive, 3 $200 ea. 1/14/98 —tttt—21207788-71 CollOldalL - 2n let — tttl—1U1«331-71 2/7/18 — tltl- 21214927-74 par 4's, driving range, 39 acres. 3 Oak large student desk $450 Ficus trees - $4. each or all 10 trees Minerals - 32 ox.—. $14.36 Valuable tips from, ex police officer 1/2 year old pool home. 3BD/3BA. Upholstered dressing stool for $35. Call 480-2147 on how to prevent a home burglary I ANNOUNCEMENTS I Maintenance equipment, turn-key, $275 2/6798 —Ittt—21228806-74 FORT MYERS. 432-9200 not a security system - No salesman N. Ft. Myers area. $575,000. 731- Oak End table $17$ " ' CAPE CORAL 574-0073 will call. Sond $3.00 check or MO for 8777. Oak 4 drawer file cabinet $250 N. FORT MYERS...... 656-1002 ABSOLUTELY CLEAN 2/13/98 — till—21228891-78 post. & handling to: Dupler, #117, Call Connie 466-6399 2/67B8 —tttt—21194B1V75 600 Hunts Bridge Road, Greenville, Commercial/Residential MLM's, networkers, investors, 2/6/99 —lilt— 21207962-3 I iiAiiPFiimiimiiiixn 9 —Scooters and Lift Chairs— SC29617 Long-Term Island Resident manager's, sales persons or 1 HOME FURNISHINGS I --Factory Direct To You-- with References. , anyone serious about making $1.4 Flowers to Fifties i ——•——J -New Scooters from $1,495- Call my Pag* at million in the next 6-12 mos. Now looking for Dedicated Brass bed Queen size. Complete ••New Lift Chairs from $595- Looking for five only. Strong desire Quality Vendors with orthopedic mattress set. Never —Used Scooters from $895— | MONEY TO LOAN 930-2960 or Fort Myers Largest Vintage used. Still boxed. Cost $1,000. Must Call Our Friendly Team Today Leave a Message at required, no curiosity seekers. Please (941) 693-9292 Store over 5,000 square feet sell $250. cash. 980-4900 —Toll Ft»© (888) 772-5155— HOME LOANS 418-5217 of modern collectibles, 2/6/99 —Ittt—21217093-3 2/20/88 —tttt—21212373-84 —tttt— imtsn-i 2/7/99 — tilt— 21221230-82 EQUITY IS OUR ONLY Money Making Seminar, Shoney's furniture & vintage clothing. Day bed white Iron and brass I i7ir»^r-i i \.\.irr\\it> \ Historic Downtown complete with two orthopedic ] MISCELLANEOUS j CONCERN Do you need your Piano Exit 28 1-75, Tuesday, February 2229 Main Street POOR CREDIT OK, 10th, 7PM, With Refreshments. sti^boxed* Costal .oob" Must^ell CUSTOM CONCRETE SYSTEMS. Tunod? Limited Seating. Call 941-629- 941-334-2443 $300. cash. 980-4900 10% OFF RESURFACE SPECIAL!!! NO INCOME CaU a European Trained For more information 2/6/98 —tttt—21219313-3 Resurface old concrete, river rock, VERIFICATION 0637. Learn How You Can Enjoy 2/7/98 —tut—11228068-72 APPLICATION. Technician hen on laland. Large Savings On Dental, Vision Carpet dealer with many rolls of first. be.yst°pe.°2,iK>OMA RRPI ITSaiSthI 395-1399 & Prescription and Retire Earfy BY PHONE Ploaoa leave maaaaga With Littie Effort. THIS WEEK ONLY • OtiBiitu rnmat Wo will install an« i driveways with MARBELITE....the CUSTOM FINANCE 2/17/88 —tltl— 11118631-3 2/10/98 — till— 11119535-6 LIC. UTG. BRK. BUS. BLOW OUT SALE! 941-772-2700 Ext M CEMETERY • | WANTED TO~BUY FURNITURE - ANTIQUES TO tmia -tttt-.122.7J2.78 2/27/98 -»ttl-2116««48-74_ MODERN. Dinette - butcher block formica top, 2/11/98 —ttl>— 11164714-72 CREMATION Cash Paid For Old Paper Money. TABLES, BOOKCASES, pedestal base, chairs, £50, U.S., Confederate, Foreign, Military. WARDROBE, SECRETARY, excellent condition. 995-6382 AVOID BANKRUPTCY Robert McCurdy, 574-3583 after LOOK Must Sell - Two eye level outside 2/6/98 —till—21228642-6 Free debt consolidation application 6:00PM PRIMITIVES. Crypts at Coral Ridge Memorial EXCELLENT QUALITY, Rocking chair - patio high back with with service. Cut payments to 65%. Garden - Good Shepherd Location. a/31/98 — till—21219828-73 24 HR approval regardless of credit. PRICES SLASHED, cushions - Indoor/ outdoor & foot 15000. value for two - Will sell for Wanted - Lil Tyke* or Step 2 rest & side table - $50.995-6382 1-800-873-8207. $3,000. OBO. for two. Call Collect at Outdoor Play Yard. Any Model. Call MUST GO - MOVING! 2/13/88 — till—«1H397»-77 941-945-2097 437-2486. Please leave Message. CALL JIM 540-7777, 2/6/99 — tltt—1111B643-5 NEED MONEY? 2111/88 —tt«t—11229146-74 2/18/98 — till— 21129528-3 IF NO ANSWER, PLEASE Maple dining room set with LEAVE MESSAGE. captain's chairs. $45.542-7578 Good/Bad Credit. Guaranteed 2/6/98 —tilt—11116807-73 DO YOU THINK THESE AUCTIONS & 2/6/98 —till— 21228887-71 Program* 4 Rates. Discounted BUSINESS Queen size waterbed - Wood ARE Funding Available. 041-339-1859. BAZAARS frame, double pedestal with twelve 2/6(98 — ll«t— 1111.2183.74 OPPORTUNITY drawers, decorative wood * Batata Sale* By Vallerle ' headboard, side padding, mattress, SH ARP- Fowler Street Auto Accessory Total Liquidation of Estate* heater, very good condition. $250. Business and Building For Sale. 4 | APPLIANCES I O.B.O.472-4555 8AM - 5PM or 437- Bays, 2 Lifts. Very Clean. 21 years In or Huge Garage Sales I ABSOLUTELY FREE 8 Licensed 1414 after 5PM Business. Terms. Excellent Microwave Sears, clean, excellent 1/6/99 —Ittt—11218925-3 We are 4 year old sisters • Very " Can Provide references condition, $39.995-2010 WE CAN ADO THEM TO YOUR Business opportunity. 772-1245 AD • CALL YOUR CLASSIFIED loving, grey & white. Long haired, 2/6/98 -ttlt-l1l17t3l-7l Free Consultation 2/6/98 — t»t«—21228H8-5 Table, square, glass top w/ chrome declawed cats and we live indoors. 945-0447 Blender - Waring - 5-speed $18. frame, four chairs excellent SALESPERSON TODAYI Ft. Myers - Broadway Pizza condition. $50.433-4242 9/20/2016 —ttlt— 21187787-99 We are adorablel WiH go free Beeper 890TS818 995-6382 (together, of course) to a good Business for sale - illness forces 1/7/98 — Ittt—11129064-76 sate, $15,000 OBO. Call for more 2/7)98 -ttll— 21225420-74 2/8/99 —1111—11229059-5 Save up to 80% off ALL home. Please call us. 472-0787 information and make appointment West Bend, slow cooker crock pot, Dental Services! Squeaky & Spot to see. 337-4646 evenings. 945- P FLEA MARKETS \ never used, brand new $20. 995- •No age limit. 2/11/88 H 6401 after 7:30 pm. 2010 •No daTn forms. Free concrete blocks. 488-1967 2/t/98 -tttl—11114113-75 Tori's Treasures, Amtel Flea Market 2/8/98 -Wll-11229091-5 •No waiting period. 2/6/98 — tttt—211IB734-7J -•Vending Business;—Unique eight at the old Metro Mall, Colonial & G.E. Washer & Dryer - Almond. JEWELRY •No limlbons on selection Dulk candy & nut vending Metro. Antiques, collectibles, new & Heavy Duty. Good condition. $200. pre-existing exclusions. FINANCIAL machines. 56 available - High morel Gold isle, booth #2909, Call 472-2412 RETIRED JEWELER $9.00 individual, $15.00 per volume, high profit, easy to service. Wednesday thru Sunday, 9am-5pm. 2/10/98 — Hit—21229528-3 household per month. SERVICES Work part-time, earn full-time pay. I0%0ffw/thisad. LIQUIDATING DIAMOND 1-888-234-9436. /98 _ttt«—^^fflJ84- ENGAGEMENT RINGS A SETS. 2/13/96 —Stlt—21223428-75 • • -Free Cash Grants!- • • Excellent income 481-0812 V_i- College. Scholarships. Business. 1/11798 —till—11124395-74 QUALITY DIAMONDS UP Pressure Washersl~Powered by COLLECTIBLES ] I - BABY ITEMS | TO1.25 kt (ROUND, OVAL, Honda. 40OO PSI-$1099.3500 PSI- Medical bills. Never Repay. Toll $1049. 3000 PSI-$849. All units Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. G-4363. DELICATESSEN LEASE Wall clock- collectible - Remington Car seat, Fischer Price, toddler MARQUISE * PEAR SHAPES) FOR SALE size, $18.995-2010 complete. Call Direct Equipment 1- 1/6/99 —tttt—11101187-74 arms & ammunition • 13"X19", 1/2 OF RETAIL PRICES. 888-772-2224 Toll Free For Free Beat value In Lea County. glass face & wood frame $29.995- 2/8/88 — Ittt—21228545-5 CAU FOR QUOTES. Bill Problems? 1-800-408-0044 ex. 2010 Catalog; 24 hrs. 1000 9am-9pm 7 days. Debt Operating 8 yean ASK FOR JAMES 540-7777 1/7/99 —tttt—21223808-71 consolidation loans and programs Dissolution of Partnership 2/6/99 — Ittt—11128640-5 2/8/98 —Ittt— 11228882-71 . available. Bad credit OK. No Forces sale. CAMERAS, TV, SPA ^N. advance- f»ssl Free consultation. Price will Include all equipment ANTIQUES VALENTINE 8 person, 10,000 Series Spa, has \N-Profft. Lower Monthly Reasonable otfar/eaah. STEREO & VIDEO "warranty. Only 1 year old. Wife has Payments. Hoosiers - Hooslers - Hoosiersll SPECIAL —— MS & cannot use, will sell for (941) 431-6810 Alter $ PM Oak or Painted, Original or Cameras Wanted - We aretookine Save thousands, superior quality 2/T/1W — «m-l1H34B7-71 1/10/09 _H«|— 1112»2»«-I for used camera equipment ~—Wi diamond rings, .8 solitair $1,000. Call (941) 939-3980. Refinished. Parts S Information. 1/11/98 —tttt—21227277-71 Free Gash Grants! Are you successful at MLM Network $495. & up. Cabinets bought 4 sold. Buy, Sell & Trade.""" Come engagement ring $3,200, .74 Iceboxes, Oak Larkin Buffets. Jacks Shopll—• InFocus Photography 4 marquise $3,000, .6 emerald cut Sewing machine table, solid wood, College. Scholarships. Business. Marketing or a motivated investor? Camera Store, 12155 Metro Pkwy., $1,500. Must see to appreciate. Medical bills. Never Repay. Toil free Call me, I think you will like this & Anns 941-657-3631 days - 941- Days 995-3248 evens. 543-2910 used as lamp/ side table, nice $18. 1-800-218-9000 ext. G-5943 opportunity. 941-283-7160. 657-3969 nights. MC & Visa. Suite12,FM.....78841O3. 2/27/88 -1111—11217111-74 2/9/98 — Hit—aitaaaaa-m 2/8/99 f •*!_ 3i»gO6O-S > 8/6/B8 —Ittt—1112B579-73 3/28/9,1 —Ittt—21106129-74 ISLANDER - Friday, February 6, 7998 - Classified

$1,000 WEEKLY WORK AT HOME $1,000 to Full and part time positions MISCELLANEOUS | GARAGE SALES! Stuffing envelopes at home. $5,000/mo. Part time or full time. OFFICE & CLERICAL available. Apply in person She Sells Guaranteed I Home Workers . Free booklet Call toll free 1-888- HELP WANTED Sea Shells, 1157 Periwinkle Way, needed nowl Free details. 248-0847 Sanibel. Good pay and benefits. SendSASE: 2/18/88 —tttt—21228422-71 Full time reception position. At a 472-6991 SPA DATES P.O. Box 754505-LA $987.85 WEEKLY! Locating people, beautiful 100 acre resort. We need 2/27/8» — tttt—21221221-3 Coral Springs, FL 33075 due mortgage refunds. No a positive energetic team player. LET US TRAIN YOU - Hi Energy SPA-CREST 5X7 7/8/98 -Illl- 21228128-7 experience required. Call 1-800- Call Useppa Island Club 283-1061 FT/PT Sales Resort Stores on EXCELLENT CONDITION. TIME& $600 WEEKLY SALARY possible 466-9222 extension 6720, for free 2/7/88 —tttt—21117796-4 Beautiful Captiva Island. $7.50 hour WITH OZONE SYSTEM. LOCATION processing our mail, from home. No 24 hour recorded message. Dept. to start plus 90 day performance -NO CHEMICALS NEEDED- ARE THE MOST experience necessary. Full or part 25 review. Tolls paid - Medical plan. PROFESSIONAL Vacations and more. Call Liz or $950. IMPORTANT time. Genuine opportunity. Free 2)12)58 —tttt—21228608-74 4S8-0434 supplies. Call 1 -(708)212-5400 Ext. Limousine driver, experience Randy now at 395-1818 PARTS OF YOUR 25,24 hours. preferred, clean driving record. Call HELP WANTED 2/6/88 —tttt—31217474-3 2/12)98 —tttt—21225132-74 (941) 598-4651 . RETAIL SALES • • GARAGE SALE AD. ACCOUNTANTS 2/6/98 —$$$$— 31227558-76 Food wholesalers needed, valid 2/11/98 —tttt—21228620-71 Popular store at Water's Edge Save up to 50% on Medical driver's license, company vehicle TAX PREPARER, In Captiva Resort seeks Full or COME BY OUR OFFICE Care, Doctors, Hospitals, provided, $400-$600 weekly, EXPERIENCE REQUIRED, PT Sales Assoe. To sell fun Nursing Homes & more. AND PICK-UP training free, casual dress. Call NON-SMOKING ACCOUNTING Resortwear A tailing school $15. to $30. per month. YOUR FREE CIRCULATION PRODUCT Russ 337-1667 OFFICE ON SANIBEL • Programs. Entire Family. GARAGE SALE KIT. 2/13/98 —tttt—21226621-7 MANAGER CALL 472-5152 No Pre-existing condition, Call 454-1644 (Must place a Garage Sale ad) NEEDED TO MANAGE AFTER S:PM WEEKDAYS limitations or waiting periods. 2/6/88 —tttt— 21226551-3 1-888-234-9436. * * THE DISTRIBUVON OF A 2/6/98 — tttt—21228530-75 2/4/2001 —»ttt— 21077816-98 Island Inn GROUP OF NEWSPAPERS. SKILLS& TRACTS Cellular Phone, Motorola Flip Has Openings In the RESTAURANT • phone, Includes case & cigarette Following Departments: RESPONSIBILITIES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED lighter adapter & charger. $65.472- FT MYERS BEACH INCLUDE SUPERVISING, 0128 Front Office: Reservations CARRIERS, AUDITING, Sanlbel Cafe needs full-time & part- TYPESETTER 2/6/98 —tttt—11228705-71 GARAGE SALES FIT DELIVERY ROUTES, RACK time servers & hostess. Apply in Mac Experience Preferred PLACEMENT 4 DEALER person between 2:00PM - 5:00PM Tahitian Gardens, 2007 Periwinkle Restaurant: Wattstaff, DISTRIBUTION. Apply «fc CONNIE'S Way. THE BREEZE CORPORATION I PETS & SUPPLIES I AM/PM Shifts. 2/27/98 —tttt— 21218217-3 Guaranteed Tips. PLEASE CALL 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. COLLECTABLES Sanibel Wine & Coffee needs F/T CAPE CORAL, FL • • WE DO ESTATE SALES E.O.E. BOB AT retail sales person. Apply In person 941-574-1110. 12/36/2011 —tttt— NOTICE: Florida Statute WE DO MOVING SALES 3111 W. Gulf Drive after 3:00PM 11111749-89 828.29 states that all dogs & UCENSED - BONDED - Sanlbel 2/27/B6 — tttt—21218219-3 cat* offorad for aale In Florida 472-1561 Experienced Computer Tech. Win INSURED BREEZE NEWSPAPERS must be at least 8 weeks old, 2/6/98 —tttt— 21227375-3 Jerry's of Sanlbel has '95 & Novell $6-10 hour Resume to: have an official health CONNIE'S ON THE WAY TO Immediate openings - P.O. Box 10611, Naples, FL 34101 or Fax to: 041-435-1698 certificate signed by a FORT MYERS BEACH 2/21/88 —tttt— 21229634-99 Restaurant: 2/6/9B — tttt—111H86S-72 veterinarian, have proper INDIAN CREEK PLAZA P/T AM/PM Servers, shots and be free from LOOKING FOR A CHANGE? Are Intestinal * external parasites. 17274 SAN CARLOS BLVD MANAGEMENT - P/T Une Cook you an Aluminum installer. Tree In accordance with this statute, 466-6399 Also P/T Store Cashiers/ trimmer, Electrician or Jack of all This publication will not HELP WANTED Baggers, Stockers trades? Are you hard working, team knowingly accept any ads 2/7/88 —tttt— 11322482-5 Sanlbel Harbour 4 Cleaning. player & have good driving record? advertising dogs or cats for Resort & Spa Call Sally or Brian Call Altec Sign Group. 941-731- sale that do not meet these • * 7722 requirements. CAREER 472-9300 or apply SANIBEL/CAPTIVA OPPORTUNITIES 1700 Periwinkle Way, 2/8/98 — tttt—11228050-80 7/9/2014 — tttt—11696341-99 CIRCULATION PRODUCT GARAGE SALES IN PARADISE SanlbeL Yellow Nape Amazon, very good MANAGER 2/9/88 —tttt— 11128234.3 AUTOS talker, includes excellent cage. Come grow your career with NEEDED TO MANAGE V" Bubble Room Restaurant has $800. 472-0128 X Y ZONTA THE DISTRIBUTION OF A 1994 Saturn SL1, 4 door, a/c, Rummage Sale LEE COUNTTS ONLY immediate openings for cassette, only 35,000 miles, $149 .i 2/6/98 — tttt—21128704-71 GROUP OF NEWSPAPERS. Host/HostessHost/Ho , Servers ft Bussers. Saturday February 7 4 DIAMOND RESORTI per month with $500 down, cash or Female Lab free to good home, 1- RESPONSIBILITIES AlApplyy in person after 2:30 PM trade. Call Don Coltott at Roger 1/2 yrs. old. Call lor details anytime. Sanlbel Community We offer health, dental, life Insurance, 401K retirement INCLUDE SUPERVISING, Captivtiva 472-5558 Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. 458-2838 Association CARRIERS, AUDITING, 2/8/9B —tttt—11117376-3 1/7/98 —tttt—1108*868-81 2/8/98 —tttt—11228936-74 2173 Periwinkle Way plan, FREE MEALS, hotel discounts and DELIVERY ROUTES, RACK Grill Cook* / Lunch 4 Dinner. Apply Seized Cars from $175. Porsche's, Male lab 3 yrs old, free, excellent 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. PLACEMENT & DEALER Bullfeathers Chicken & Ribs, 2407 guard dog. Call for more details NO tolls to Sanlbell Cadillac's, Chevy's, BMW's, Boat, Books, CDs, Jewelry, DISTRIBUTION. Periwinkle Way. Corvette's. Also Jeep's, 4WD's. Your 458-2838 Toye, Furniture, 2/6/98 -tttt—21226467-3 2/11/9B —tttt—2H298D8-74 POOL DECK SERVERS Area. Toll Free 1-600-218-8000 Ext. Designer Fashions, Art, PLEASE CALL Mona Lisa's of Sanlbel - Immediate A-4363 for current listings. Children's Clothes, TURN DOWN ATTENDANTS Openings: - Delivery Driver, Server, 2/7/98 —tttt—21132ifO-74 ROOMS ENGINEER BOB AT Surfboards, Baked Goods, Pizza Maker. Benefits, Bridge •92 GEO Storm 4 cylinder, NIGHT AUDITOR 941-574-1110. Sticker Paid. Great $$$ Call Val @ | SPORTING GOODS | Etc.lll 472-0494 from 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 automatic, cold air, S7K miles, Drop off your Tax Deductible FRONT DESK AGENTS $4,995. or $500. down cash or Gun show February 7&8, Araba SECRETARY BREEZE NEWSPAPERS PM Donations at Island banks or 2/6/98 — tttt—11128473-3 trade, $139. per month. Call Ken Shrine Temple, 2010 Hanson HOST(ESS) Jonke, Roger Dean Chevrolet 574- Call 472-8300 for • • Street, Fort Myers, 0-5 Saturday, 9- AND MANY MORE GREAT Portofino Restaurant on Sanibel - 3326. Large Item Pickup. 2/21/88 —tttt— 21218838-89 4 Sunday. Antique, modern, POSITIONS! Immediate Openings: Busser, Host/ 2/7/9B -»jt—21208732-81 collectable, firearms, civil war, 2/10/98 — t«tt— 81228464-3 Hostress, Line-Cook, Dishwasher, Fine Dining Exp. Servers. Benefits, 4 to choose .from - '86 Chevy military, knives, concealed weapons Huge Neighborhood Sale - Over 12 Corsica's, sale priced at only classes. 463-2840 Homes. East Rocks Subdivision, off Great salary and benefits Bridge Sticker Paid. Great $$$. Call 'beautiful surroundings' MEDICAL* HELP Val ©472-0494 $9,8851 $1,000 down, under $200 2/6/98 — tttt— 2122B508-5 W. Gu)fiDrJye. Saturday, Feb. 7th, per month. Call Terry Standish, 8a.m. : 1p.rnTWatch for Balloons. opportunity for'advancement 2/6/SB —tttt—21228475-3 Wall clock - collectible - Remington WANTED Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. Don't Miss This Onel and the friendliest employees 2)7/88 —tttt— 21216642-81 arms & ammunition - 13"X19", 2/10/88 —tttt—1T1H819-3 glass face & wood frame $29. 995- In town. Join our winning team. Registered Dietian on Consultative '97 OLDS BRAVADA, 7,000 ML, 2010 Close - Out Sale - Saturday Feb. Apply 9am - 3pm Basis for Unique Island-Based SALES-HELP new condition, take over lease, 540- 2/6/98 —tttt—21228641-8 7th, QAM - 5PM. Antiques, Couches, Monday through Friday. Fitness Tour Business. Experience WANTED 7559, !eav« message Rugs, Misc. 1101 Periwinkle Way, EOE Drugfree Workplace. with wellness and weight loss 1/6/98 — fttt—21M1730-3 CAUDIO-TRAINER 4S6 (Tree Tops Center) Across From programs; use your creativity; set Dairy Queen. your own hours. 395-9060 SEIZED CARS FROM $175. EXERCISER WITH Sanlbel Harbour Resort & Spa PORSCHE'S, Cadillac's, Chevy's, 2/10/98 —tttt—11219B3B-3 2/6/98 —mt—21229825-3 COMPUTER, BARELY USED, 17260 Harbour Polnte Drive BMWs, Corvette's. Also Jeep's, EXCELLENT CONDITION. Ft Myers, Fl., 33908 4WD's. Your Area. Toll Free 1 -800- ONLY $25. (941) 486-2171 Job 218-9000 Ext. A-5843 for current CALL 489-3572 GENERAL•HELP Jobllne (941) 466-2270 Leading Sanlbel/Captlva listings. 2/6/98 -ml- 21228883-5 WANTED 2/6/98 —tttt— 21227765-78 Publication looking 2/6/98 -Utt—21225535-5 PART TIME • HELP For a aelt-startlng, energetic, 1990 Olds Regency Brougham 98 Universal Gym Avon sales - all areas need reps. Sanibel Beach Club - Hiring Professional salesperson. PGA edition, every option Including leather sY sunroof. 62K in Excellent condition, 2 yrs. old. Super commission. Workplace, cleaners and inspectors WANTED Salary * commissions, (experienced), part-time Saturday exceptional condition, $7,200.542- $1,495. new. $500. It's yours. friends, neighbors. No inventory or Benefits, bridge tolls paid. Purchased at Berry's Barbells. territories required. Your products and Friday work - Tolls paid. Call Part-time retail two days a week. No 8167 evenings. Lion's Paw, 1025 Experience preferred. Please Call pager 338-3911 at cost. Flexible. Sandi 1-800-966- 472-3382 2/7/98 , -tttt-21227>88-86 2166 Avon Independent sales rep. 2/6/98 —tttt—21228930-3 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel. 472-0909 Send resume to; 86 Chevl Citation,'new paint, auto., 2/6/98 — tttt— 2122B923-3 J/6/88 — tttt— »1228283-3 3/28/98 —tttt—21088699-71 Men/Women earn $375 weekly (941) 472-1372 or call clean. Must sell. $995. Call 939- 472-2658 0002 for appointment dlr. processing/ assembling Medical I.D. Common Area ACRYLICS $10 - $12/HR. Cards at home. Immediate 2/8/98 —tttt— 11218822-3 2/6/98 —tttt—31227640-73 &€ IT A. ® + • Housekeeper, Full-Time. We Train. openings, your local area. 78 Lincoln Town Cafr ?ery dean, THESE ARE Commercial & Independent Experience unnecessary, will train. Call Hank at ADVERTISING SALES: 45,000 miles, one owner, must sell, ATTENTION GETTERS Contractors. Call Medicard 1-541-386-5290 Ext. 765-1115 Boca Grande, Englewood. loaded, $2,695. or best offer. (941) THEY WILL HELP YOU Local Work. 1056 2/11/88 —tttt— 21228542-5 Salary, commission on 542-8774 IF YOU USE THEM TO 1-800-843-1619 2/6/98 -tttt-21288032-5 Babysitter/ Mom's Helper. Two/ every sale, great benefits, • 2/7/98 — tltt—»1128422-71 DRAW ATTENTION TO YOUR 2/7/88 —tttt—21218680-75 $$Avon$$ Potential $20O-$2000 three afternoons a week In our exp. needed. '86 Town Car, low average miles, CLASSIFIED AD. per month. Sell where & when you home. Must love babies and have Reply to: full power, A/C, updated -Excellent CAT LOVERS!!! previous infant care. Other dufies WE HAVE MANY MORE TO like, it's not just door to door P.O. Box 929 condition throughout. Bank loan The Cat Hospital of Ft Myers now anymore. Medical/other insurance may Include light housework and value $2207. Must sell fast $1,900. CHOOSE FROM. has immediate openings for F/T available. 1 -800-288-6311. Ind. light cooking. Impeccable Boca Grande, FL 33921 OBO. Call now this ad won't repeat. Receptionist & Kennel/ Grooming & Rep. • references required. 472-2903 Attn: Karen Parker 656-6653 Vet Tech Positions. Call 489-4611. 2/7/98 -tttt-21229092-71 2/10/88 -tttt-2122»63B-3 2/11)98 —tttt— 21229478-7 2/6/9B — tttt—11128BB4-T1 o o *<*'* * 2/6/98 — Itlt—21223944-74 8/24/2007 —list— 146035-99

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Tired of Sanibel trafficlll Consider 1984 32' Morgan Sloop. Good BEAUTIFUL CAPVVA ISLAND quiet, beautiful, Gasparilla Island, SPORTS & IMPORTS I REC. VEHICLES | condition. $33,000.941-549-6614 for your next vacation. Lovely one 2/1K9B —1111—21228547-74 Gingerbread House AUTOS 1991 35 ft. Holiday Rambler, A new private home with bedroom, Gulf-Front condo at Boca Grande Club. Pooll Tennis! Alumalite XL 5th wheel, all extras, 2 Call me to purchase Victorian Key West charm. slideouts, generator, power jacks, BOAT PARTS & Restaurantl Weekly. (412) 941- or sell vacation time share A two minute stroll from 1456. awnings, dual air, $16,500. 941- weeks on a beautiful private beach 694-9627. Ft Myers. SUPPLIES 2)27)98 — lilt— 21203B55-3 Sanlbel and Captlva Florida. "92 Dodge Stealth ES 2/14/9B —mt—21325149-75 on the Gulf. LEATHER, CD PLAYER, CALL Near historic SEASONAL RENTALS 34' 5th wheel, 1998, living room & POWER WINDOWS, POWER TROLLING MOTORS HERB SIMON, Chapel-By-The-Sea, and After 3 days fish & house guest kitchen slide-out, bedroom slide- Sales - Service - Installation. LOCKS, CRUISE, TILT, BROKER/REALTOR South Seas Plantation Resort. stinkl Fully furnished waterfront out, Northern built with double New, used, factory rebullts A homes & condos by the week or AUTOMATIC, PS, PB, insulation, with almost every factory trade-Ins. Motorgulde Warranty Office $42-1101 Two bedrooms, two full baths; month. Tudor Villas Realty 549- CASSETTE AM/FM, option plus factory warranty. (941) Service Center. Smith Marine 1-800-741-1101 fully equipped kitchen; 1764 CHAMPAGNE, TINTED, 997-2260 Enterprises, Inc. 2420-1 Residence 574-B697 washer/dryer; 2/27/98 —1111—21209773-81 2/7/BB -tttt-21t26443-71 Concorde Drive, Ft. Myers, 1-800-933-1458 screened veranda. BR1DGESTONE POTENZA, 939-5776 ANNUAL RENTALS 90K, EXCELLENT CONDITION. 1983 Jamboree 27 ft. Class C. 2/18/B8 —tm—21184758-75 RE/MAX Realty Team Furnished with Shaker Double bed, full bath, antiques. $3,900 OR BEST OFFER. refrigerator/freezer combination, PROPERTY OWNERS/ Yanmar Diesel 70 HP F.W.C. Photos A references available. 731-6000, 945-6764 four burner stove w/oven, & INVESTORS Excellent condition. $3900. with December 15th thru April 30th microwave. Overhead AC/heat. trans. Call 472-2723 WE HAVE ANNUAL RENTAL Motor AC/heat. Ford 460. Excellent 2/27/98 —Hit— 21182980-81 $1,400. per week. i -- m 2/6/BB -[III- 21221488-74 PROSPECTS FOR YOUR condition. $9,995. 941-656-6172. May - 9725/week. 2/7/Bt —tttt— 21220075-89 Portable toilet never used, for SANIBEL OR CAPTIVA 1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder, ttttiiaaaai«7^ TORTUGA BEACH CLUB June through September boating & camping. Asking $30. Call Sanlbel Island HOMES AND CONDOS. convertible, mint condition, only $650/week. 12,000 mi. Burgundy with black top, 542-3385 Week 2 - $8,950. - 5 Star LARGE OR SMALL | POWERBOATS j 2/8/98 —mt—21229401-76 October - $725lweek. gray leather interior, only $18,500. Resort. November to December 14th CALL US FOR FAST ACTION Call 936-6059 Fantastic Gulf Beach AND FULL SERVICE 2t»/8B — »tt- 21227365-68 $$ WANTED $$ $695/wk. | BOAT TRAILERS \ Front Private end unit. MANAGEMENT FOR YOUR CLEAN PRE-OWNED BOATS. No Pets. 1985 Corvette, black, mag. wheels, Free Dunes Club Golf PROPERTY. 250 automatic, runs great, looks • • -"INSTANT CASHIII"" • • 25 - 30 ft. Boat Master Trailer. Tri- Rate applies to 4 people. great, $8500.772-3298 CALL FOR DETAILS. Axle, Dual Disc Brakes, A1. $3,000. Privileges. Write: Henry Romersa CALL MARIE WELLS a/8/88 —Illl—2122BI17-7B 941-694-4626 997-1193 Days, 997-5325 Tropical grounds. (Captlva) 2/13/9B — Illl- 211S1741-74 Amenities Include PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY 1992 Ford Mustang LX 5.0L Evenings. 4911 Tanglewood Drive Convertible, Only 49,000 original WOOD - BOAT LOVER'S 2/6/98 —Mil—21225412-74 Swimming pool/Tennis. Nashville, TN 37216 (941) 472-4113 miles, Mint condition, garage-kept, DREAM Beautiful Island style decor. OR Clastic wood boat - 36 ft. 615-262-9859 light blue, white leather seat/ top, By owner 2/27/98 —nil— 16Q421-3 (800) 237-6002 power steering, breaks, windows, Sport* Fisherman built by DOCK SPACE Below Market 2/27/98 —till— 21225227-3 A/C, custom wneete, cruise control, Wilbur Stroter of Naples, 1962. Uahogany and Cypress RENTAL/SALE (612) 476-2177 automatic, $9,400... Must s«el 549- 2/13/98 —till— 21217160-3 Sanlbel Condo March 7979 380Detroit Diesel, POINTE SANTO DE $780. per week. a/m/ta — MIS—2ma»aa-72 Borg-Warner Transmission. Beautiful boat dock and Sanibel's Finest - Tortuga Beach SANIBEL Pool A Tennis Reduced to $5,000. OBO. Club on the Gulf. 2 BR/2 BA Corner 1963 Rolls Royce Bendey. RH Drive. surroundings, with laundry Luxurious Gulf Front 1 BRI1 BA Porch. Call (941) 474-0229. facilities, and bath facilities, Unit. Pool, Tennis, Beach. Sleeps Penthouse Con do For Rent. Silver/Black. Excellent condition. anus -mt-ai202WESTERN inboards, A/C, full galley, head/ NORTH CAROLINA MTNS. 2/7/98 — MM- 31323726-98 shower, hot water, loran, depth $19,500. villas and/or private homes 1-800-227-1783 CALL FREE BROCHURES: '96 Caravan SE 4 door, 22,000 finder, Halon, excellent condition, available. 2/27)9B —ml— 21167914-3 Homes - Cabins miles, plum color, automatic, power $31,900. OBO. Mercruiser propeilor HERB SIMON, Call toll free for Information Lots - Acreage windows - doora - vents - steering, rebuilt 15-1/4 x 15, also 14 x 19 BROKER/REALTOR 1-800-881-2622 A THREE BEDROOM Waterfront Views cruise, tinted windows, Infinity propellor, both $130.549-3613 Office 542-1101 Boca Grande AND TWO BATH IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS 2/11/98 — till—2122B639-86 stereo, $20,000, 489-2021. 1-800-741 '1101 Real Estate, Inc. GULF FRONT WITH PRIVATE RAPER REALTY, INC. *%%*2ia2»« Residence 574S697 2/27/98 _t;tt— 21092177-7 POOL AND SPA. P.O. Box 619 Hwy 64W '94 Ford Ranger, white, 5 speed, 1-800-933-1458 AVAILABLE FOR VACATION MURPHY, NC 28906 1-800-438-8159 54k, tool box, good tires, $6,500 or SAILBOATS RE/MAX Realty Team CHANGE OF PACE RENTAL. best offer. Call 567-1995, leave Beautiful Vacation Home SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. 2/27/98 —Ittt—211B464B-7 message. 26" S2 1976 Center cockpit double 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths OPTION TO USE ALL Western North Carolina Mountains. cabin aft, Z5" draft, 18 hp Universal Your own'private tennis court A SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 5 1/2 acres, horse farm w/iarge Diesel Roller Furling, 150 JIB Loran, creek, 4 Bdr/2 1/2 Ba. This property WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING, cruise equipped, $11,750.941-482- S/27/9B —SSS8— 21825202-81 swimming pool, 100 yards to RESORTS FACILITIES. has many unique features. CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST SELLING OR SEARCHING, 7546 Sanibel Beach Club II - Week 3 Unit Gulf of Mexico. $160,000 New 2/story EVERYTHING YOU NEED 2/t/9t , -IIM-21 288470-75 6A 2 BR/2 BA - Sleeps 6. Gulf front. Call for times available. (219) 272-0889 mountain retreat, 2 Bdr/2 Ba, 1/2 IS RIGHT AT YOUR 16' Coleman Double End - Like new $7,250. Call (518) 234-2382 - 216/338-8031 OR acre w/beautiful views, near lake. FINGERTIPS. $250. Call 472-5313 Please leave message. 216/338-5281 (219) 271-0115 $64,000. 941-693-9344. 2/8/98 —till— 21196958-3 2/18/98 —SSS8—21237883-74 4/19/2018 -Stilt- M1»2»SBB» 2)10)61 — IStt-21229532-3 2/27/98 —mt—21225222.3 2/27/98 —Ittt— 2112BS21-3 " -Tr-™-—-™

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Off Orange River Blvd. 1 BR/1 BA, Burnt Store Meadows, Punta BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ACREAGE Gorda, 3/2/2 Split, Large Eat-In 14'x48', furnished mobile In adult | WANTED TO RENJ MOBILE HOMES FOR GULF SIDE 3 BR/2 BA park. Florida room, carport and Kit. w/Bar LR-DR-FAMRM, (4) Looking for Annual Rentals Condo/ RENT 5 acre vegetable farm with 2 wells, Walk-In Closets, Inside Laundry, Walking Distance to utility room, central air/heat, all 16x20 building, cedar and palm appliances including washer/ dryer. Home on Sanibel beginning April/ trees & electricity. Located S miles Jacuzzi. Security Sys., Sprinkler Resta urants/Shops. May. Mature Single Tenant, "Mobile homes for renL" Weekly Sys., Work Area In Garage. Bicycles, beach chairs, $15,000. OBO. 694-7236 rent. Children welcome. Includes North of Lee Civic Center. $37,500. 2/7/98 —MM—21229066-76 Excellent Credentials. Will be on Call 802-563-2593. Or leave $119,900. 941-575-1815 Weekly rentals. Sanibel Feb. 1-15. Please call (941) water, garbage, pest control, lawn message at 941-776-1743. 2/28/98 —MM—21228135-6 Call Glna Mobile Home. Very clean. 14 x'60. 472-4845. Leave message If care. Quiet, safe. 7760 Bogart Own land. 2 Bdr/2 Ba, 12 x 32 2/6198 —|MI—21127656-75 House for Sale - 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath 800-678-1103 or necessary. North Fort Myers. 543-5828. Florida room, 2/car Carport. Near 3/1/98 —MM—21212083-73 10 1/2 acres in a secluded area of - Dining • Kitchen - Living rooms. 2 888-395-9495 evenings. 2/10/88 —MM— 21228472-3 Car Garage. Lanai, Utilities Beach. $51,900. Nego. 454-3536. Pine Island, 1/2 acres cleared and 3/3)98 — MM— 21229635-3 2/11/9B —MM—21229539-74 lanscaped, with palm and citrus Included. Appointments only 945- ft • * • * • trees. 32K. Call 941-277-9784. 3085 after 6pm. 1711 NE 6th St., CONDOS FOR RENT | STARS REALLY BRING OUT 2/6/9B — MM—21228710.75 Cape Coral. SOUTH FORT INVESTMENT YOURCLASSFIEDADII 2/11/88 — Itll- 21229545-74 MYERS HOMES PROPERTY SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION 11/18/2014 —MM—2H11705-99 CAPE CORAL Lands End Village, LOTS FOR SALE Lakefront home near Sanlbel Cape - 24 unit Apartment/Motel 3 BR/3 BA. HOMES on Private Lot. 3 BR/2 BA Complex on water with pool. Fantastic view of $1,275,000. Possible financing with Gulf and Redflsh Pass, BUSINESS & SERVICE Formal living room, SANCTUARY - BEST BUY Custom split 3/2. Flagstone substantial down payment. No weekly or monthly rates. fireplace, enormous 24x24 F.R., dining room, family room. DIRECTORY Outstanding Lot - Panoramic Brokers. 941-542-8499. Save direct. solar pool, fenced yard, French Corlan kitchen, Florida room, View of Lake looking Down 2/13/88 —MM—21199732-84 Owner, Days (941) 768-6050 Par 5 #14 Fairway. doors, three walk-in closets, tile, with Jacuzzi, patio, fans. Total sq. ft. 3,865. Need to two car garage and ask for Glna. This Is an oversized Lot - move ASAP. $121,900. (941) 574- Eves: (941) 395-9495 CLEANING $160,000. L Ideal for privacy. 9233 COMMERCIAL 2)27/98 -Mil- 21188400.3 Exceptional value at $225,000. 2/6/9B —MM—21212508-74 Call (941) 454-5368 2/27/88 -MM- 21218298-3 POiNTE SANTO: 2 BR/2 BA Condo, LADYBUG Net to Seller. Immediate occupancy - Attractive 3 PROPERTY/SALE completely furnished. Gulf view. CLEANING SERVICE "When For details call BR/2 Bath, 2 car garage, 1915 sq. Rates contact owner, 812-342-8181 cleanliness is a must, Just call usll" (937) 429-1050 Mon-Frl living area, 1988 construction. | CONDOS FOR SALE f COMMERCIAL MONEY 2/27198 — Illl- 211BB439-3 'Free estimates "Gift certificates 8 AM-5 PM Seasonally lived in - All $500,000 & UP The Atrium: Exclusive gulf-front available. Residential - Commercial. 2/27/98 — ||||— 21225223-3 assessments paid. $97,900. 574- 3/2, 2nd floor, not on water, SE Quality cleaning at affordable Cape, 7 years old, A-1 condition, COMPETITIVE RATES luxury. 2 BR/2 BA, den, wrap- 7815 for appt around balcony, fantastic views, prices. Call Bridget at 980-1189 Desperate For CashllGolf Course- 2/7/88 -KM- 21228132-88 ceramic tile floors & bath, carpeted PERFECTS NOT SO 2/18/98 —MM—21227401-71 Lot on Lake in Royal Tee, Cape bedrooms, hurricane shutters on sunsetsl CANCELLATION - MAR- S.W. Cape, former model home 3 PERFECT CREDIT O.K. APR. DATES AVAILABLE. Call Coral. Must be Sold ASAP. Will: lanai, pool, reduced - $89,900. CUSTOM FINANCE Sell Below Market Value. Make BR/2 BA, double garage, same Appointments: (941) 643-0523 owner - 800-484-7304 PIN 8286 or tenant for nine years. Meticulously LIC. MTG. BRK. BUS. (770) 664-7186 Offer. 352-336-7426 or Pager 1- 2/14)96 —MM—21215266-71 GUTTERS 800-759-8888 Pin #1880344 clean. All assessments paid. 2/27/9B — MM—2119698Q.J 3/6/98 —MM—21227766-6 $85,000. Leave message for owner 941-772-2700 Ext #105 BY OWNER 2/11/98 — Sttt— 21206847-72 ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/3 Seamless gutters by 332-4173 BA DEN. RENT THROUGH OWNER 2/8/88 —MM—11229169-86 Desirable West Gulf Drive ABC Seamless. Condo, AND SAVE. 2 WEEK MINIMUM. WATERFRONT PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CALL 609- Call for free estimate. |LEE COUNTYJHOMESJ Small 8 Unit Complex COMMERCIAL 985-0322 OR 609-492-7389 Maintenance free. PROPERTY Beachfront, top floor 2/27/B8 —MM—21227484-3 Ulettme wanantry. 2 BR/2 BA. PROPERTY/RENT 14 exciting colors. Large screened porch, RARE GENUINE BAY Office space, any size, great for Call today. FRONT HOME Glassed In. accountants, doctors, lawyers. | HOMES FORRENT \ ABC Seamless Located In St. James City Totally remodelled. Professional building, very busy 640-9732 on San Carloe Bay. Beautifully furnished, Hancock Bridge Pkwy location. 275- Gulf Front Ground Level Home, 1-800-329-8613 never rented. Located on West Gulf Property facts: EQUAL HOUSING Mirrored wall, 4587. covering 4 counties • OPPORTUNITY : 2/14/98 — MM— 1119T887-75 Drive. Very private 3 BR/2 BA Over 100 ft. of prime Deluxe • Berber, $8,500. monthly, '98 Season. (937) S.W. Florida bay frontage. Very large EQUAL HOUSING Direct access to huge Sundeck. 399-2169 or 1-800-950-5873 4/1/98 —MM— 21125802-75 South facing lot, with OPPORTUNITY Excellent rentals. 2/27/98 Fax: 011-411-8108803 mature landscaping and All real estate advertised In Port Charlotte 3/2/2 with screened Phone: 011-4179-416-9556 unobstructed views, this newspaper Is subject to OFFICE SPACE Lanai. 1,622 sq. ft. $850. per/mo. | TELEPHONE | of San Carlos Bay Switzerland. Call Joyce Curl 1-800-771-6646 the Federal Fair Housing Act of I.C.W. » Sanlbel Island. 2/27/98 -MM- 21223279-3 RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE Hotz Realty 1968 which makes It Illegal to Hailey Telecom Private 170 ft. pier with FOR RENT 2/6/98 —1111—21228903-77 advertise any preference, Residential & Commercial Boat lift, water, power Cape Coral 3/2/2 with pool, 1,400 limitation or discrimination | DUPLEXES FOR SALE Telephone, Cable, & Computer A dock lights. TOWN CENTER - sq. ft., $950 par mo, Call Joyce Curl based on race, color, religion, 1-800-771-6646 Hotz Realty Wiring. Lowest Rates around. Well maintained Duplex for Sale S.E. 46th Lane, PRIME SPACE AT Business Telephone Systems. All sex, handicap, familial status 2/6/98 — Itll—21228904-77 3 bedrm, 2 bath, C.B.S. Cape Coral. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths INTERSECTION OF makes. 941-505-0119 or national origin, or an Cape Coral 3/2/1, with pool, 1,210 home, with 2-car garage each - Lanai, separate utilities. TARPON BAY ROAD A 2/6/9B —MM—lHl«5»8-7» Intention to make such Appointments only- 945-3085 after sq. ft., $775. per mo. Call Joyce Curl $395,000 PALM RIDGE. preference, limitation or 6 p.m. 1 -800-771 -6646 HOB realty. Call owner discrimination. This publication 2/11/98 —Hit— 21129544-74 APPROX. 983 SF. 2/6/98 — MM—2122B905-77 (941) 283-3036 Short term rental. Beautiful, | TILE/GROUT | 2/20/8B —Itll— 11228481-4 will not knowingly accept any CALL MARIE WELLS advertising for real estate spacious 3/2/2 S.E. section Cape Tile and grout cleaning, restoration, PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY, Coral. New carpet, tile & paint. Builders Home in prestigious "Rose which Is In violation of the law. MOBILE HOMES FOR and sealing. Or we can change the Gardens" 3/2/2, great room, pool, INC. Vaulted ceilings, saltwater canal Our readers are hereby color of your grout with stain. Fret spa, waterfall, fireplace, dock & SALE (941) 473-4113 $900 per mo. Call 541 -0537 or 848- estimates and demonstation. Call davits. Area of more expensive Informed that all dwellings OR 8736 licensed realtor. 999-9163 Cleanco Industries homes. Reduced from $269,900. advertised In this newspaper River Trails Must Relocate - 1993 2/6/98 — MM—21228821-86 Redman, 14 x 65, 3 Bdr/2 Ba, (800) 237-6002 2/7/98 —MM—11118104-74 Make reasonable offer. No listing are available on an equal 2/27/99 —IMI— 2114(949-3 agents. 283-9700 days, 542-9399 Unfurnished. $17,900. Slater Rd. N. LOOKIhG FOR opportunity basis. Ft. Myers. 941-543-4500. eves. 3/22/2012 -»«- 2072220-89 RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE A GOOD USED CAR? .2/20/98 —MM—21227622-74 2/7/98 —MM—21211396-74 WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING, AN ALMOST NEW STEREO? GOVT FORECLOSED homes from River Trails 1980.14 x 60, 2 Bdr/1 ON PERIWINKLE SELLING OR SEARCHING, Lot... Cape Coral. Located on SW $850. PER MONTH HOW ABOUT AN AUCTION? pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Ba. $8,0QO. 213 Holland Dr. N. Ft, EVERYTHING YOU NEED OR A RARE TRADING CARD? 7th Lane off P.I. Road. Unit 58, Block JOHN GEE i CO. 5332. Lots 10 a 11 - Direct access Reptfs. REO's. Your Area. Toll Free Myers. 543-4500. IS RIGHT AT YOUR LOOK NO FURTHER to Matlacha Pass. No lifts - Located (1) 800-218-9000 Ext. H-5943 for 2/7/98 —IMI—21225463-74 472-4900 FINGERTIPS. CLASSIFIED ADS on Massey Lake Canal. 941-283- current listings. River Estate - Estate Sale. 1981 2/27/98 —MM— 21225219-3 11/1S/2814, _||M— WORK FOR YOUIIl 2729 2/6/88 -till- 21225538-5 Doublewide near pool. 2 Bdr/2 Ba, 21206633-89 4/19/1016 — till—21U2961-19 2/13/9S — SIM—11128843-4 large vinyl enclosed screened room, SANIBEL/CAPTIVA carport, partially furnished. $18,000. NFM, 402 St. John Circle. 543- APARTMENTS & FOR SALE BY HOMES 4500. DUPLEXES FOR RENT OWNER 2/7/98 —Mil—21226396-74 On Sanlbel Own your own Pine Island home Large remodeled 1 bedroom, 2 For Sale by Owner - $3,00011 Boat slip, patio; central air NEW YEAR - 3/2 split. 1988 Eagles Construction. bedroom & efficiency apartments. Excellent condition. New carpet & 2 BR/2 BA and heat for fully refiniahed Exceptionally nice, clean insulated Florida room and all-wood apartments, good quiet ceramic tile. New alarm system, Elevated on interior. 1954 Spartan one Why not try a new job? fenced. Cape Coral area, neai Cement Block Foundation - neighborhood, close to schools & bedroom. 283-8034 shopping, water included. 275- We have openings for schools. Move-In Condition. Fans, aU appliances, 2/6/98 —MM—21227715-4 $82,500. 841-458-9259. 4 car garage A workshop. 4587M/f,8-5. 2/13/98 —1|||—212H373-74 12 X 52 1- bedroom trailer for 2/14/98 — MM—21149089.78 $189,900. $3,000. Inside needs decorating. Call (941) 472-6989 King size efficiency, private NEARLY 4 ACRES Call 941-693-2707 9 AM till 6 PM entrance, private bath, TV, VCR, CNA 3100 sf + 570 sf ground level For appointment 2/11/98 —MM—21228407-79 phone, cable, refrigerator, buildings. Possible uses include Please leave message 2/1 Mobile Home Like Newl microwave, lanai. pool. Near F/T 3-11 and 11 -7 and Weekends Only institutional and residential. Sale by 2/6/98 —Mil— 21123182-3 Ready to Occupy I Laundry, Midtown Loop. $450. per month. Apply in person to Owner Only. 4115 San-Cap road, Furniture, Carpet, Air/ Heat, 941-418-6479 Vineyard ofthe Island, Mr. Jackson LOOKING FOR Senior Park. 941-764-1182 A GOOD USED CAR? 2/7/98 —MM— 21219073-74 REHAB CENTER OF , 2/11/98 — IMI—21228453-6 482-8581. AN ALMOST NEW STEREO? "Now Taking Applications for an 2/25/98 —Slf8—11128419-74 HOW ABOUT AN AUCTION? 12' wide park model 30' enclosed Upcoming Affordable 2 Bedroom CAPE CORAL 1991 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Home. OR A RARE TRADING CARD? sun room on river. Large deck, two Vacancy/Annual Lease. For further Sprinkler system, screened lanai - LOOK NO FURTHER p*onds. Sunny quiet corner, Information, please contact (at the Hillhaven Sign) CLASSIFIED ADS Periwinkle Park, Lot 141, Sanibel. 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Ding Days, from 9A handedly, made "conservation" a household word. In ad- [which the Society also built] has been a place to learn to Darling;" and a children's story hour led by islander dition to local donors and refuge staff, U.S. Fish & Wild- look. The Education Center will be a place to look to Berdenna Thompson. life Service officials from Washington, D.C., and Atlanta learn." Hautman was available to sign stamps (and T-shirts, participated, as did Bill Ashe, president of the National Exhibits at the event included Lynn Finimore's live hats, brochures — anything that had the duck-stamp im- Wildlife Refuge Association; Kip Koss, president of the animal display from Flamingo Gardens, the Caloosa Carv- age on it and some things that didn't. The featured water- J.N. "Ding" Darling Foundation in Des Moines, Iowa, ers with their award-winning and incredibly realistic birds fowl on the stamp this year was the Canada goose, and the cartoonist's home base; and Ron Hight, former refuge and fish, the winning works from the Society's Wildlife one of the wood-carvers brought in his lifelike Canada manager on Sanibel, now at Merritt Island NWR, among Photography Contest, and T-shirts and hats already logo- goose to be signed!) others. ed for the 100th anniversary of the refuge system in 2003, It was a beautiful breezy day for a celebration, and Region IV Director Sam Hamilton, who oversees among others. celebrate the island did! refuges in 10 Southeastern states plus Puerto Rico and Presentations included an update on the Federal the Virgin Islands, pointed out that refuges belong to the Duck Stamp Program, and the announcement of the first stamp-artist workshop in the Southeast, from Program American people. "This is your refuge," he said, "and I've -r. never seen such tremendous support for a refuge anywhere Manager Robert Lesino; a fascinating session on "How a •t February Clearance Sale else. This is the crown jewel of not only the Southeast, Wildlife Artist Works" by Bob Hautman, winning artist -c at CRAFT MKT. but of the entire refuge system. And this, the first ever in the 1997-98 Duck Stamp Contest; "A Visit with 'Ding' •r. •Clearance marked with a * on price tag Education Center, is an inspiration to the rest of the sys- •( 1 -c Come in early for best selection tem. Everyone is watching to see how it turns out. •c > New "98" handcrafted items arriving now "Obviously," he continued, "partnerships are the YOUR LOAN IS APPROVED! •c • Register for a "free" $20 Gift Certificate way to get things done. The 'Ding' Darling Wildlife So- -( i ciety is a giant among societies, the model — everyone Homeowners - Get the Money you need - 302NE Pins Island Rd. 772" o733 aspires to be like this one. And this society is reaching ral out to other groups to show them the way. even if you've been turned down by a "This is a very, very special refuge. The 'Ding' bank, have bad credit, can't prove income, Darling Wildlife Society is a very, very special cooperat- ing society. And this will be a very, very special center." filed bankruptcy or in foreclosure. Wally Kain, Sanibel's 14th mayor, celebrated the It's your money - all you need is enough r The Griffin of Matiacha partnerships on the island — the refuge and the Society, equity in your home. Find out how easy Much more than a menu, take time to browse. the refuge and the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foun- Art - Crafts - Pottery - Portraits"- Photographs - Books dation, SCCF.and the City of Sanibel, the City of Sanibel and affordable a loan is to obtain and Classic Boats - Nautical Antiques and'the refuge—plus all the willing volunteers who "give time, love, sweat and money," as he put it, often to sev- repay. Flexible rates and terms. For an unforgettable Xpehence come by boat eral of these organizations at once. Call us today and come get your money. • bockside Lunch Wed.-Sun. noon until 3- Evenings Fri. & Sat. 5-9 "We didn't set out to be a model," said Fund Rais- Custom Finance, Inc. 941-772-2700 Anytime by reservation - parties from 2-200 ing Chairman Gene Steele. "We just set out to do the job Ph. 283-0680 Fax 283-0405 . that needed to be done. The date to remember will be when Ext. 3 we, as privileged citizens, turn this Education Center over ^. email [email protected] ^^ to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. The Visitor Center Lie. Mtg. Brk. Bus. 1 •800-738-5402 28A - Friday, February 6, 1998 • ISLAMDER

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min< Camille Kucaba gives us a few ideas on what's happening in local rcstawants tor Valentine's Da). 5ft1 j page 3B. \ Island Scene Elaine Stacy pjesents Island people — birthdays, anniversaries, parties, happenings] Seepjge18-19B

Shows Frank Wagner reviewsTo Carry a Child at the Pirate Playhouse. See page 8B Books i Steve Beck and Travis give a "three _ paw" review to Elmore Leonard's j new book, "Cuba Libre." i See page 20B The Companv — Bob Maxeiner, Charlotte Heimann and Marsha Wagner — w ill present Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg this month See page 7B for more information. Night

Night Life 2 Life Show Biz 7 For those who like the wild side, TV Guide 9-16 m SsnibeJ and Csptival here's what's our environmental See page 26 ! , organizations have planned far Fishing 21 v 4. " 0 you this week Outdoor Activities22 See page 22B Crossword 23 2B • Friday, February 6, 1998 • ISLANDER

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Beaches Bar Captiva. Las Vegas-style seating in the Riviera Wakefield Room. 7:30 p.m.; reservations 2761 West Gulf Drive 472-1141 & Grill required. At Sundial Beach Resort—1451 Middle • Nightly 6:30 to close—Dan Tudor Gulf Drive 472-4151 island Cinema (weekdays) or Charles Coughlin (Sun- • Playing Tuesday through Saturday from At Bailey's Center—Periwinkle & Tarpon days) at the piano. 7-11 p.m.—Richie Bartolo and his island- Bay Road 472-1701 Portofino style music. • The blockbuster Titanbic with heart- At the Sanibel Inn—937 East Gulf Drive throb Leonardi DiCaprio (PG13). 472-0494 Chadwick's • Jack Nicholson & Helen Hunt in As At South Seas Plantation on the north end • Fridays & Saturdays from 6:30-10 p.m.— Good as it Gets (PG13). Charles Coughlin at the piano. of Captiva 472-5111 • Wag the Dog (R) with Dustin Hoffman • Mondays—Sparky the DJ from 10 p.m.- & Robert DeNiro. Sanibel island midnight. Call for times. Comedy Club • Tuesdays—Southwest Florida Steel Jacaranda Patio At Loco's on San-Cap Road 472-8833 Drum Band from 6-10 p.m. • Thru Feb. 8—CD. LaBove. "A must- • Wednesday through Sunday—The Danny Lounge see for comedy lovers...The most origi- Morgan Band plays from 9 p.m.-l:30 a.m. 1223 Periwinkle Way 472-1771 nal comedian touring today." • Wednesdays—Family Food Fest: clowns, • Playing Sunday & Tuesday-Thursday— Shows at 9 p.m. 18 & older only. magicians and jugglers entertain from 5:30- Loose Change, a top 40s duo. • Closed Mondays. 9 p.m. • Fridays & Saturdays—Tropical Breeze, • Thursdays—A strolling jazz trio is fea- a popular local reggae group. tured during the dinner hour. Legends Bar & Grill The Orphans will play at the Crow's The Crow's Nest At Tarwinkles—Corner of Periwinkle & Nest Feb. 10-15. At 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive Tarpon Bay 472-1366 • Tuesday—Karaoke with Jennifer from 472-5161 • Friday & Saturday nights—Karaoke 9 'til close. LOTTO • Thru Feb. 8—No Regrets with Mellie at 9 p.m. • Friday-Sunday—Loco's Late Night • Feb.; JL045—-The Orphans Loco's Island Grill Party with the Locals. The Fantastics 17-22-26-28-37-39 • Monday nights only—-Tim Jardas & Oyster Band, a 3-man acoustic jam. Next week: Est. $7 million his crabjaces at 6 & 9 p.m. • and Cantina • Feb. 6-7—Shakey Ray & The Blues • Feb. iSr-T-The Villagers, one of Ohio's San-Cap Road at Rabbit Road 395-0245 Rockers 10 p.m. 'til close. top music & comedy acts, returns to • Open 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesday-Sunday. • Closed Mondays.

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The patio lounge at The Jacar- Appetizers anda features garden dining in a lovely tropical atmosphere...and the Light- house Restaurant & Bar at Port Sani- Camilk KUCABA bel Marina is yet another waterfront spot to enjoy delicious seafood and steaks any night of the week. On Captiva, couples have been known to fight over the "honeymoon booth" at the Bubble Roam.,,and - 5TWeen Wafers Itinis getting all decked out in red and white streamers, balloons Getting ready and other decorations. A special full-course menu, includ- ing wine and complimentary roses, en- There'll be no shortage of roman- restaurant".,.so reserve early to secure tices guests to Captiva Art Cafe. tic interludes come Valentine's Day if the your secluded spot at this four-star win- Bellini's is serving dinner until islands' restaurants have anything to do ner. midnight on Sa'turday, February 14, with with it. Thistle Lodge at Casa Ybfel Re- music from 8 to 12. Ladies receive roses, "Sweetheart" specials abound! Ev- sort on the Gulf offers an idyllic water- and a special expanded champagne list erything from elegant and intimate wa- front setting for a romantic evening for also will be available. terfront dining to pizza in the park for two. A special menu highlighted by Elegant dining at The Terrace two is on the agenda for February 14. It's champagne or a bottle of wine and fin- Tropical Grill features a special four- just a week away, so make your reserva- ished off with "tropical banana split" for course menu and, yes, roses for the la- tions now... two is sure to please any Valentine. dies, too. Could this be "Cupid" waiting at the Portofino Restaurant at the Sani- At Riviera restaurant, known for Chez le Bear at Sanibel Harbour entrance of the Riviera? bel Inn presents a Valentine's Day its intimate Old World charm and four- Resort & Spa is a four-diamond award- "Sweetheart Dinner" that includes com- star gourmet cuisine, "we make winning restaurant that boasts "an in- plimentary champagne and roses! In the Valentine's Day very special!" says credible Valentine's Day dinner." A ro- can dine in or carry out from the all-new words of Pamela Acheson, author of The owner and host Andrea Mucciga. Roses mantic atmosphere, superb culinary cre- Sanibel Island Pizza & Pasta Italian Best Romantic Escapes in Florida, for the ladies, along with other surprises, ations and the "ultimate" in pampered restaurant...or spend a tranquil dayarthe "Portofino is the type of place you'd love accompany some extra-special entrees service await on February 14 and every beach, fortified with terrific takeotft from to linger in with your lover." It's lauded and a wonderful dessert that captures the Tuesday through Saturday night. an Island deli like Barney's* Bullfeath- by many as "Sanibel's most beautiful romance of the occasion. On a more casual note, Valentines ers, Huxters or Rosie's.

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Award for Best Play. Frank Richof The New Call 472-6862 for current and ad- early jazz music. 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6. Tick- York Times called it "A vast, miraculous vance reservations. Visa and Mastercard ets are $20. SANIBEL & play...pro vocative, witty and deeply upset- accepted. Coming attraction: ting." 7 p.m. (Note early curtain) Sunday, Scholars of London — Their spar- March 8. Tickets are $15. BIG Arts Center kling and entertaining performances feature Call 472-0006 for tickets, reserva- rare early music and songs that span five 395-0900 centuries including madrigals, folksongs, Mastercard accepted. Phillips Gallery^ ~~~~~~ Pirate Playhouse A Celebration of Ukraine — A spe- Spain, Germany and IItalyl . 8 p.m. TuesdayTd , 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 Old Schoolhouse cial month-long exhibit by two prominent Feb. 10. Tickets are $20. Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird, Theater Ukrainian artists, painter Olexander Dance Alive—Florida's premier bal- adapted for the stage by Christopher T. 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 Dubovyk and sculptor Yevgen Prokoppv. let company will perform a selection of Sergei, plays through Feb. 21. One of the Marni Nixon, The Voice of Hollywood BIG Arts office hours are 9 a.m. tol modern and classic ballet pieces. Tickets are most important novels in American litera- — The singing voice of Natalie Wood in p.m. Monday through Friday. The Phillips $30. ture comes to life on the playhouse stage West Side Story, Deborah Kerr in The King Gallery is open daily from 1-4 p.m. Tickets for all concerts are available under the direction of Artistic Director Rob- andl and Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady Special performances in Phillips at Bailey's and BIG Arts. Call 395-0900 ert Cacioppo. The story explores the irra- will delight you with an evening of song, Gallery for reservations. tionality of adult attitudes toward race and inside stories of Hollywood, her career and The Company: Charlotte Heimann, class in the Deep South in the 1930s. Amaz- her future plans. 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 2 Marsha Wagner and Bob Maxeiner, di- Sanibel Public Library ingly, we find that, even today, long after it through Sunday, Feb. 7 ($20). Special 4 p.m. rected by Frank Wagner are back by popu- 770 Dunlop Road 472-2483 won the Pulitzer Prize, those same issues sunset performance, Saturday, Feb. 7 lar demand to present their poetry readings: Exhibits for Febrauary —- In the cases: aren 't far from any of us. Performances at 8 ($18.50). •AnEveningwith CarlSandburg at 8 p.m. Julia Snyder tapestry display. Artist's ex- p.m. Monday through Saturday ($25) and 2 Coming attraction: Saturday, Feb. 7; and hibit: Maggie Foskett Cliche verre display. p.m. matinees on Wednesdays ($20). Spe- Come Rain or Come Shine — An- • An Evening with Robert Frost at 8 p.m. Winter Hours —Monday and Thursday: 9 • cial matinee performance at 2 p.m. Thurs- other original musical evening with J.T. and Sunday, Feb. 15; a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and day,^. 12 ($20). his musical mummers promises one hit Tickets are $10 for single perfor- Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p..m. Saturday — 9 Congress Jewelers Play Reading Series: number after another. J.T.'s salute to the mance, $15 for both. a.m. to 5 p.m i Angels inAmerica, Tony Kushner's music of Harold Arlen and the lyrics of Schein Performance Hall Sanibel Music Festival critically acclaimed and highly controver- Johnny Mercer include such hits as Over Great Performance Series: sial epic story of AIDS. It won the 1993 336-7999 the Rainbow, Get Happy, It's only a Paper Terry Waldo — Sportin' house ra- Seats for this season's Sanibel Music Pulitzer Prize for Drama, and the 1992Tony Moon, Stormy Weather and many others. conteur and noted authority on ragtime and (Continued, next page.)

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If Wku By Frank Wagner Agnes of God and Eleemosynary. Bob Maxeiner joined Islander staff writer Heimann and Wagner in Athol Fugard's Road to Mecca. The Company, which includes Charlotte Heimann, Marsha joined George Balanchine's New York City FrankWAGNER Marsha Wagner and Bob Maxeiner, will take you back to Ballet at a very young age, has appeared in numerous the sights and sounds of poet Carl Sandburg at 8 p.m. Broadway musicals and made many television appear- Saturday, Feb. 7, and the magnificence of poet Robert ance here and in Europe. Frost at 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15. Maxeiner is a charter member of the Island Writers The three performers will bring Group and is usually represented by Jean Stapleton with them to the Phillips Gallery a short story, poem or part of a novel in the BIG Arts Center years of What; An Evening with in the bi-annual presentation of Is- experience and their trademark Carl Sandburg and An land Writers —Read. before Edith equipment: stools, music stands The Sandburg evening will in- and scripts. Evening with Robert Frost clude some of his better known Heimann was an original Where: Phillips Gallery, works. You're bound to hear a few Bunker and Those member of The Company, the rather obscure bits and pieces that island's original reader's theater, BIG Arts will give you another perspective of which was so well received lo- When: Sandburg: 8p.m., this poet's incredible use of words. Were The Days Included will be excerpts from Lin- cally they were chosen to do a Saturday, Feb. 7; Frost, 8 series of poetry readings (includ- coln, his famous Chicago, Hog (Some of the most talented actors, singers and ing some of Sandburg's works) at p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15. Butcher to the World, Little White dancers in the business were certain that my daily jazz the 1982 World's Fair in Knox- Cost: $10; two show Bird, a few corn-ball witticisms and classes at the International School of Dance in ville, Tenn. Shortly after that en- several striking dramatic pieces. Carnegie Hall would always be in session. .They were gagement the trio disbanded and discount $15. The evening with Robert Frost for some 28 years, 1950 to 1978. Come with me, back Heimann was seen in many the- will include many of your favorites, to those "good ole days," and have a closer look at atricals on island, in Cape Coral such as Stopping by Woods on a some of the students who were in my classes at that and Fort Myers. Snowy Evening, Mending Walls, time.) Theater With a Script became the identifying name Birches, Acquainted with the Night and his long narrative I had seen Damned Yankees when it opened in when Heimann combined forces with Marsha Wagner for poems Death of a Hired Man and Snow. 1955 and once again had fallen madly in love with several successful staged play readings: Alice in Wonder- Both evenings are directed by Frank Wagner. Gwen Verdon, who played the Devil's advocate, Lola. land, 'Night Mother, Walk in The Woods and a series of Tickets are available for this return engagement at So I immediately recognized Jean Stapleton, who was one-act plays. The group later included Ginger Parker in BIG Arts by calling 395-0900. a great favorite of director George Abbott, when she first came into my 4 o'clock class. She was playing the role of Sister in Damned Yankees and after Class explained that she had been encouraged, nay, forced, to take my class by other members of the company Nostalgia reigned at BIG Arts who studied with me. She groaned through the floor stretches with her Damn Yankees co-workers and was more than a bit with the Glenn Miller Orchestra shy when it came to going across the floor doing dance combinations. But she was a good sport and tried. One immediately realized that she had a delightful person- By FRANK many images of the wail ality and obviously, a natural talent for comedy. WAGNER years. Certain songs were associated with court- She said that she would try to take two or three Islander staff writer ships, weddings, honey- classes a week and became a very regular student for Four hundred and moons, painful partings, many months. Suddenly she dropped out of class and twelve addicted Glenn swift but happy reunions, through the grapevine I learned that she had married Miller fans stormed the births, deaths, and almost William Putch, an actor/director I had worked with at musical bastions of BIG anything else that oc- the Pittsburgh Playhouse, who was now managing a Arts for a two-hour Glenn curred during that period. summer stock company in a theater in Pennsylvania Miller fix. It is nice to re- The really big-time known as the Totem Pole Theatre. Stapleton appeared port, they got it. Schein reaction was to the most in many plays there, directed by her husband. Performance Hall was recognizable standards: The next news of Stapleton was from a student filled to overflowing and* String of Pearls, Tuxedo of mine, Rita Adams, who told me Jean had been at the first strains of the Junction, Pennsylvania 6- audiioning for a leading role in a TV show to be called Glenn Miller theme Ser- 5000, Little Brown Jug, In All In The Family. Rita also informed me that her hus- enade in Blue, a ripple of the Mood, I've Got a Gal band, Lee Adams, and his partne, Charles Strouse, who nostalgic ecstasy envel- in Kalamazoo, Get Your Kicks on Route 66 and the had written the score for Bye,Bye Birdie, were writing oped the premises. It became immediately apparent that number that was awarded the first Gold Record, Chat- the title song of the show, Those Were the Days. The Great Performer's Series was in tall, tall cotton. tanooga Choo-Choo. By the time the show was aired I also learned The sound of the Glenn Miller Orchestra is al- ways recognizable after only a few bars of any of his Vocalists Julia Rich, Bryan Anthony and the that Mickey Ross and Bemie West, who had worked Moonlight Serenaders, using Rich and Anthony plus as sketch writers with Marsha and me one summer at hit recordings. The orchestra uses four trumpets, four trombones, five saxophones that double on clarinet, three orchestra members, had their turn at musical bat Green Mansions in upper state New York, were the and scored heavily. script writers for A// in the Family. One would have to piano, bass and drums. The trademarks of the orches- resort to that old saying: "It's a small world, after all." tra is the unique use of the reeds, the trumpets and trom- A video system allowed the orchestra to be pro- bones, which can vary their sound decibels by the use jected on a large screen on the veranda. In that way I've followed Stapleton's career carefully and you could not only hear, but see the orchestra as you have always felt that, after to Lucille Ball's zany por- of mutes and top hats, and the ability of the entire or- chestra to change the color and volume of their sounds jitterbugged in the cool, cool, cool of the evening. Many trayal mILoveLucy, Jean's portray of Edith Bunker is couples hotfooted their way out of Schein Hall to the a strong second place winner. I've seen her since in a from a pianissimo to a blast to a wash of sound. Al- most every arrangement stresses the use of many ac- veranda and did their own version of Arthur Murray's revival of Arsenic and Old Lace on Broadway, as slow, slow, quick, quick. Eleanor Roosevelt in a television drama, and in vari- cented chords from various orchestra sections. The pi- ano is steady but unintrusive and the same goes for the This highly successful concert was sponsored by ous other television presentations. Unfortunately the Northern Trust Bank, which treated the BIG Arts mu- memory of Edith Bunker is so strong, that it becomes drummer, except when it is time to shine. You can just bet that for almost every member of sic patrons to a fabulous reception with food and liq- the audience, a popular Miller recording prompted (Continued, page 8B) (Coritinued, page 8B) 8B • ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

?••: To Carry the Child looks at a dysfunctional southern family

By FRANK WAGNER Newton was excitingly realistic as a Show Biz, from 7B Islander staff writer southern gentleman loaded with preju- dices of any and all kinds. Betty The Congress Jewelers Play Read- almost impossible to accept her as any ing Series presented Jonathan Courie's Madonna's Olivia was a paragon of well other character. I'm certain you can think new play To Carry the Child at the Pirate practiced female submission and motherly of other performers who have been plagued Playhouse on Sunday, Feb. 1. A large, in- love. Susanne Marley, as Cassandra the by the same fate. Angela Lansbury and her terested and attentive audience seemed to cancer victim, had a fascinating on-stage role as Jessica in Murder, She Wrote im- be completely involved in the story of a quality. It contained a fresh approach at mediately comes to mind. cancer victim who returns to the bosom the truth of creating a character but re- of her family looking for love, under- tained enough of her own person to make standing and a long-desired opportunity the coupling most unique. A clearer and to communicate with her parents. unencumbered look at her interesting Glenn Miller, from 6B It is a very well written play but in face, particularly the eyes, would have so many ways deals with materials that greatly added to the impact of her read- uid libation before the concert. have been examined in other dramas. The ing. Helen Mutch as the pregnant Claire Head of the BIG Arts music com- author stated in the discussion following gave us a touching portrait of a loving sis- mittee John Friedman had vowed not to the reading that he had based the play's ter and slightly pampered daughter. have his hair cut until there was a full characters on member of his own family If one wanted to nit-pick, it would house in Schein Performance Hall. I and close neighbors. During the discus- be to question the value of many of Alex passed him at the door as I was leaving sion, which often becomes as interesting Dmitriev's stage directions after the origi- and assured him that after such a capac- Playwright Jonathan Courie. ity crowd he might even afford himself as the play being presented, a consensus nal necessary set-up. a crew cut. from the audience of the play's message only brings them together but holds them In my opinion, To Carry the Child A tip to the wise: If you are a Big seemed to be: one of the foremost respon- in a sympathetic and helpful pattern. would make a fabulous movie made for Band fan, and it seems as if the island is sibilities of parents to each other and their The discussion also brought to light television. full of them, you'd best get your tickets children is communication — multiple the fact that many felt the parents, Watch for and get your tickets early early for the concert featuring the Count conversations that allow shared discus- Beauregard (Bo) and Olivia MacDonald for the next Congress Jewelers Basie Orchestra at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, sions of hopes, family goals, dreams, frus- were in many ways southern counterparts Playreading — Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Feb. 24. Tickets are $30. The number to trations, desires, demands and any other of Edith and Archie Bunker. prize winning play, Angels in America, at call is 395-0900. human need that causes a family to cling The readers received great praise 7 p.m. Sunday, March 8. to one another. This verbal concern not and those kudos were well deserved. John

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Barbara Mann Performing Arts Hall, three When the Lights Go On Again All Over the "Smokey Joe's Cafe" on a marquee, made Backstage, on the way to the Green scorching performances of the smash Broad- World. certain you immediately purchase a ticket and Room for a reception for the artists one mu- way hit Smokey Joe's Cafe played to capac- Yes, it was a pleasant evening that en- attend. sician was heard to say: "A little Brahms is ity audiences. At the same Fort Myers venue, couraged a trip down memory lane. The Saint Louis good for the soul." The Mann Hall audience the Community Concert Series presented the Smokey Joe's Cafe most certainly agreed. St. Louis Symphony Orchestra with Andre Symphony/Andre Watts Michael Feinstein Watts as guest pianist. Mann Hall Mann Hall The Phil Andrea Marcovicci (Wednesday, Jan. 28) (Friday, Jan 30). What would happen if you took nine (Saturday, Jan. 31) Naples Philharmonic The second concert in this season's It was reassuring, indeed, to enter The talented performers, backed them up with a Fort Myers Community Concert Series was, (Monday, Jan. 26) seven-piece orchestra, gave them a brilliantly Phil and see on the stage only a concert grand Andrea Marcovicci is a highly skilled in no uncertain terms, triumphant. The or- piano with a microphone, a piano stool and arranged library of Jerry Leiber and Mike chestra, conducted by Hans Vonk, was made cabaret performer. She is impeccably Stoller hits from the '50s and '60s, then a blue cyclorama which was used through- groomed and gowned, her vocal resources up of some 85 musicians, and each individual out the evenings in various colors and de- turned over the musical staging to Joey and section played superbly which in turn are excellent and she sings a song not only McKneely and the direction to the master of signs. This clearly meant we were going to for its note value, but for the meaning of the fast pacing Jerry Zaks? The correct answer led to an evening of glorious ensemble play- spend the evening with one person, the fabu- lyric. Her stage demeanor is of the highest would be> the smash Broadway hit Smokey ing- lous cabaret entertainer and recording artist caliber, the orchestrations are top-flight and Joe's Cafe, which just finished three well- The program opened with a workman- Michael Feinstein. her breezy chatter, which sounds impromptu, attended performances at Mann Hall. like rendition of Mozart's Overture to Don He made his entrance sans tux or tails i has obviously been used and rehearsed in Giovanni and in no way gave us an inkling but wearing a well tailored dark suit, shirt The driving rhythms of the beginnings of the musical pyrotechnics that were to fol- performance after performance. of rock' n' roll are so infectious that not only and well chosen tie. Already the casual ness When you put all of these plu-plus per- low. and intimacy of the evening had been estab- did they whip the onstage performers into an Next the orchestra and guest pianist formance qualities together, why was it that energetic frenzy, but the audience was also lished. After a few numbers you almost felt the evening proved to be only pleasant? Nei- Andre Watts played Beethoven's Piano Con- as if you were in Feinstein's living room and swept along. They reacted with enough jiggin' certo No. 5 in E-flat major, "Emperor." Watts ther of the two acts struck pay-dirt or caught and joggin', swingin' and sway in', and "the boy next door" was entertaining a few fire. Was it because the venue and the full played unsually well and seemed to gain a special guests. rompin' and stompin' to levitate the theater. special excitement and rapport from the con- musical accompaniment was overpowering? The energized company included: Regardless of what he sings, he does Was it the lack of an intimate, cuddle-up-a- ductor and orchestra. In some of his other it with such relish and conviction that you Alltrinna Grayson, whose vocal power and solo concerts attended by this reviewer, Watts little-closer atmosphere that is almost impos- range could be easily compared to Gabriel's are constantly amazed at the quality of the sible to accomplish because of the size of The has played excellently but the performance music of the '30s and the '40s. Feinstein has trumpet, placed her individual stamp on ev- lacked enthusiasm or exultation. That can- Phil? Could it have been the lack of a dynamic ery number she performed. Not quickly for- certainly been a good-will ambassador for personality capableofshrinkingthe confines not be said of his performance of the Piano appreciation of the music from that era. He gotten was her version of Fools Fall in Love, Concerto No. 5. It was imbued with techni- of The Phil into the coziness of a living room HoundDog and Saved,ihe first act finale. has reawakened a riew'awareness of the lyric where the hostess is entertaining. cal brilliance, a highly emotional inferitfeta- * content of those wonderful oldie-goldies. Rachelle Rak shook things up with tion and his powerful fingers danced over At its best it was an evening of nostal- Teach Me How to Shimmy. Her expertise at : Feinstein's voice is Crystal clear, the the keys with a breathtaking ease and bra- pitch is true, and by accompanying himself gia. The musical numbers for the program . making the fringe fly would have put "My vura. were the results of two years of careful re- Sister Kate" to shame. he can take any liberties with tempos, search by Marcovicci. The research dealt with After intermission we were treated to rhythms and interpretations that he wants to. Kim Cea's marvelously crackley voice Brahms' Symphony No. 1 in CMinor.Dm the music from films, Broadway and the Big with a smokey hue was at its best in Pearl's His strongest asset is his way with a lyric. Band hits from the World War II period, of ten masterful work has been called by some He does sing a song far its lyric content. a Singer and Christa Jackson gave us a know- "Beethoven's Tenth Symphony" and by oth- referred to by the performer as the innocent ing glimpse into human sexuality when she The program contained lots of years. Songs were grouped into segments de- ers "the greatest first symphony in the his- Gershwin tunes but he most complete med- performed Some Cats Know. tory of music." The audience at Mann Hall noting the many moods of the country and its Without a doubt Darrian C. Ford, the ley of the evening was a salute to Fred Astaire population during the war years. named it "a dazzling musical delight." Con- and the songs he introduced in his films. shortest male in the company with a great .ductor Vonk majestically called for the strings We were treated to songs such as sense of low-comedy bits, was an audience This list was endless and included: The Way to soar in certain passages — they did. He You Look Tonight, That's Entertainment, Moonlight Serenade, Serenade inBlue, Moon favorite. The other male performers, Scott demanded that the woodwinds play difficult Glow; then Speak Low, We'll Meet Again, Beck, Michael-Demby Cain, Alan H. Green Fascinating Rhythm, Funny Face, I guess I'll and lengthy passages—they did. The brass Have to Change My Plans, Lady Be good, I and I'll be Seeing You; a dream medley of and Stephonne Smith handled each assign- were often called upon to produce precise You'll Never Know, I'll Never Smile Again, ment with panache and flair. Especially tell- Won't Dance, Isn't This a Lovely Day to Be clarion sounds — they did. And the timpa- Caught in the Rain?and on and on. Skylark, and the inevitable Dream. The ing were Keep on Rollin', Little Egypt, On nist, completely surrounded by a battery of lighter side of the coin was represented by Broadway and Love Potion No. 9. kettle drums, was asked to play in many An added attraction was the introduc- Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet, I Said This is the third company I've seen moods and produce multiple volumes of tion of his mother and father who were in No, He Said Yes, and They're Either Too perform this good-time revue, including the sounds — he did. the audience. He invited his father on stage Young or Too Old. She also sang lovely ren- original Broadway cast, and each time there to sing a song or two. The elder Feinstein ditions of A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley During the final movement when 61 has a good, strong voice and enjoyed one solo are new, fascinating elements. The songs, strings played a constantly repeating theme Square, English Pride, Bluebirds over the staging and performances are always fresh spot and a duet with his son. 18B • Friday, February 6, 1998 - ISLANDER

I ,'- ISUND SCENE As Far as the Mind Can Go...

Dave andBarb Hoggatt taught a popular pottery class in the Visual Arts category. SisKetcher of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation taught a New Frontiers class. Above: the class uses teamwork to attempt to spill liquid from one bucket to another.

The New Frontiers class also u the Environmental group, teamwork to sneak through a "spider's Andrew Melamet crashes through the Joyce instructed his student in tree web," with each fifth grader squeezing middle of the spider's web. identification by having them Vince Wolanin's group sang rock n roll through a different hole. Above feeling trees around the school into a microphone. They then mixed Samantha Strauss take a low route. campus while blindfolded. multiple choruses together for a unique and professional musical production. Sanibel Elementary School once again hosted the Infinity—As Far as the Mind Can Go program. About 180 fifth graders from throughout Lee County came to Sanibel for short extra classes in five categories: Environment, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Literary Arts and New Frontiers. The day included eight separate classes in each of the categories, plus lunch, for each youngster. Photos/Scott Martell

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Bob Stt'de piescntcd the thutch's mhute 10 the Sanibel Mayor Wally Kain, right, presented Max Anderson with his Dunhams very own personal NOTICE TO STOP WORK.

Elinor and Hal Dunham til the Fcb 1 cnemrmv in their honor. On Sunda\ at the congregational meet- ing, Elinor and Hal Dunham were honored _ _ , for their many contributions to both the com- On behalf of the congregation, Sam Ford gave munity and the church over the years. Pho- the Dunhams season tickets to The Old i IK -n ii Schoolhouse Theater. tos/Anne Bellew Max, right, says a few parting Max andBarbara Anderson words while former Mayor Jerry Muench listens.

Another version of Max's Stop Work order provided by his friends in the department. Groundhog Day was also Doug Congress'31st birthday. He was Best wishes to Renate Elias, who caught on film that day at Congress Jewelers (where else?) with his celebrated her 29th birthday once City Building Official Max Anderson retired from his posi- tion after 10 years on Jan. 30. A party was given by his staff in his wife Melanie and their twins, Joshua (right) and Kelsey, who were again on Feb. 4. honor at the City Hall last Friday. Photos/Anne Bellew born on May 9,1997. [email protected] "Great GiEts for your (public Explore the Possibilities Sweetie on Valentine's Day" Thru The Eyes Sanibel-Captiva of a Native "Collectibles in Country Charm" Reaches Sanibel Afghans • CAUSEWAY BEACHES • LIGHTHOUSE BEACH 20% OFF SALE • GULFSIDE CITY SANIBEL EXCLUSIVES PARK BEACH Exclusive Daddy's Long Legs Dolls • TARPON BAY BEACH Tom Wiley • David Winter Cottages • Byers Choice Collectibles • BOWMAN'S BEACH Realtor* • Lizzie High Dolls • Liliput Lane Cottages • Candles, Afghans, Candle 800-237-6008 • 941-472-4121 Rings and Holders •Aromatique Potpourri, Candles & Oil • Jewelry, • TURNER BEACH evenings 941-482-4006 . Wall Hangings, Shell Lamps, So Much More! MOPL-FRI. 9-8, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 11-5 • 1446 PERIWINKLE WAY • CAPTIVA BEACH 395^0888 '• WE SHIP UPS . •- • ' [email protected] "I V* *!>. ^^J^tf/A- ZOB » Friday, February 6/1998 "ISLANDER

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TYPE LENGTH LIMIT COMMENTS MIN MAX Black Drum 14* 24* 5 lover 24" Trout 15" 20* 5 1 over 20" Closed Nov. & Dec. Snook 24" 34* 2 1 over 34" Snook stamp required Closed Dec. 15 thru Jan. 31 & June, July, August Redfish 18* 27* 1 Mangrove Snapper 10" — 5 Combination 10 including Red Snapper 14" — 2 5 Mangrove & 2 Red Lane Snapper 8" — — Groupers — 5 SP Mackerel 12* —- 10 King Mackerel 20* — 2 See FederalRegulations Flounder 11* — Pompano ; Blue Fish . 12* - 10 Tarpon 2 With $50 permit in posession Black Mullet 5Q for each fish Sheepshead .12* - 10

ALL REGULATED SPECIES MUST BE LANDED WHOLE FOR IDENTIFICATION. NO MULTIPLE HOOKS WITH NATURAL BAIT FOR REDFISH, TROUT, SNOOK & POMPANO & MEASUREMENTS: 'OVERALL LENGTH JTO FORK OF TAIL FISHING LICENSES REQUIRED BY: Gainst NON-RESIDENTS 16 AND OVER; RESIDENTS FISHING FROM A BOAT ISLANDER - Friday, February 6, 1998 - 21B Fishing & Shelling First Tarpon Banquet held on historic Useppa Island

By CARLENE BRENNEN The Sanibel Island Tarpon Hunters Club held its first Annual Trophy Banquet on Thursday, Jan. 29 at the historic Collier Inn on Useppa — the island where the his- tory of big game tarpon fishing was born. The evening began with a sunset cruise on Captiva Cruise's Good Times. Eish-ta.l.es__and_a)cktajls^.were_gnjoyed by 42 club members. On the very site where fishing greats such as Zane Grey, Frederick Remington and Teddy Roosevelt received their first tarpon fishing honors, the club presented their top angler awards. Keith McMenamy captured Most Releases for 1997 in the Tarpon Hunter's Division, and took home the prestigious Doc Kline Memorial Trophy. Capt. Fritz Gisewhite captured first place in the Pro- Club Vice President Brian Baugher fessional Division for Most Fish Released. Fishing personality and club member presents in-coming President Keith Joan Baugher landed the trophy for Most Mina Hemingway few in from Montana to McMenamy with the prestigious Doc Kline Releases in the Women's Division. Club present the Women's All Release Trophy member and fishing personality Mina Memorial Trophy. McMenamy also took Baugher congratulates Capt Fritz Gisewhite to winner Joan Baugher. Hemingway, Ernest's granddaughter, flew home the award for most fish caught in on winning the trophy for most fish caught in in from Bozeman, Mont., to present the women's award. 1997 in the Tarpon Hunter's Division. 1997 in the Professional Division. The First Fish of the Year award went to J.R. Ireland in the Tarpon Hunter's Di- vision. Top Anglers for 1997 were Keith McMenamy, J.R. Ireland, Ben Corace, Brian Baugher, Chris Claypool and Joan Baugher. In the Professional Division, the honors went to Capt. Fritz Gisewhite and Craig "Critter" Schultheis. Club member Hilary Hemingway, Ernest's niece, read from her father, Leicester's, book on fishing with Ernest, and playwright and novelist Jeffry Lindsey read from Zane Grey's short story on tar- pon fishing. It was a very special evening, Anyone interested in joining the club Captain Bill Gartrell and Sue Kline were can call Carlene Brennen, 472-3691. Club members Maggie and Jim Graham, Maureen Quigley and Dale and Sue Gray among the guests at the historic Collier were in attendance at the banquet. Inn. PhotoslCarlene Brennen.

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Visitors Foundation learn the important role seashells have Location: 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road, played in ecology, medicine, literature, about one mile west of Tarpon Bay Road. religion, art and as a food source. Phone: 472-2329 Hours of operation:N&ture. Center—-8:3Q Care and "a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Native Plant Nursery 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays of Wildlife 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Location: Sanibel-Captiva Road across Admission: $3 adult from the Sanibel Elementary School. On-site offerings: 10 & 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. Phone: 472-3644 Guided Trail Walks Monday through Sat- Hours: 11 a.m. Monday-Friday; 1 p.m. urday —fee included in admission. SCCF Sunday — presentation and tour of facili- .owns over 880 acres, including about 10 ties. different loop walking trails covering 4.5 Admission: $3 donation requested. miles. Environmental and nature displays, On-site offerings: CROW is a wildlife nature shop, native plant nursery and au- clinic whose goal is the rescue, rehabilita- ditorium with scheduled talks and shows. tion and release of native wildlife. Outdoor Beach walks also provided 8:45 a.m. cages house some permanently injured Thursdays. - wildlife as well as those still under reha- Sanibel Beaches bilitation. Education Pavilion offers exhibit Locations: Several public beaches are and video, - available. Your best bet is to stop "at the Horticultural Tour Chamber of Commerce and get a map be- Location: -Sanibel Moorings, 845 East fore driving up and down the roads. Gulf • The causeway itself is a beautiful walk- Center open 9 a.m. to 4, p-m* Saturda.y ing and fishing spot. Phone: 472-4119 J.N. "Ding" Darling through Thursday. Drive and Center closed Time: 10 a.m. Tuesday morning • Lighthouse Beach, on the east end of the National Wildlife on Fridays. island is a historic site. 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